Expungements
Have a Criminal Record? Find Out If You Qualify for Expungement.
California law provides certain forms of post-conviction relief that may allow eligible individuals to have a qualifying conviction dismissed under Penal Code section 1203.4. Eligibility can depend on factors including the type of conviction, completion of probation, current criminal status, and other statutory requirements.
An expungement or dismissal can provide important benefits, but it does not necessarily erase every trace of a conviction or restore every right. For example, a Penal Code section 1203.4 dismissal does not by itself restore firearm possession rights, and certain protective orders can remain in effect.
An attorney can review your criminal history, determine whether you may qualify for available relief, and assist with the appropriate court process.
Did you know?
An expungement does not necessarily erase every consequence of a conviction. Certain firearm restrictions, professional licensing issues, immigration consequences, or other legal effects may remain depending on the circumstances.
A person can face a weapons charge based on possession even when the weapon was not used to injure or threaten anyone. The specific possession laws and circumstances determine whether criminal liability may apply.
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