A criminal conviction or guilty plea can change a person’s life permanently. Certain types of crimes carry secondary consequences. In addition to the penalties imposed by the courts, defendants may also face restrictions on their Second Amendment rights. In scenarios...
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When can Indiana drivers expunge OWI convictions?
A conviction for an operating while intoxicated (OWI) offense can result in major consequences for a motorist. The penalties handed down by the courts typically include driver's license suspensions, fines and incarceration. The record of the OWI may turn up...
Does an expungement erase your criminal record in Indiana?
Once you have a permanent criminal record, it can have a major impact on your life. For instance, your record will show up on a background check by potential employers. Even if you are not prohibited from employment due to having a record, it puts you at a...
What crimes can’t be expunged in Indiana?
In Indiana, it is possible to get certain criminal records expunged if they meet specific criteria. However, this does not necessarily mean the records will be deleted or destroyed. Expungement generally involves sealing or restricting access to the records, but they...
Can an expungement in Indiana restore constitutional rights?
People who are convicted of certain crimes, including felonies, lose certain rights. These can include the right to vote. Felons can also lose their Second Amendment right to possess a firearm. Individuals in Indiana who have served their sentence may opt to pursue an...
Can someone expunge an Indiana drug crime or OWI?
People get arrested for possessing prohibited drugs, misusing prescription drugs or operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) every day across Indiana. Many of those people plead guilty to the charges they face out of fear of the worst penalties the courts can...