Whats it called when you wipe something from your court record and how do you do it?

Question

My ex had false charges filed against me, and he and his family pretty much "own" the county AND the judge, if you know what i mean. Going to the county attorney wont do me one bit of good...Youre right Stevie, but Ive reached my hit limit!! He and Papa Bear kept me from goin on a field TRIP with my BABIES and put HIM who takes BATHS with his 10 year old daughter on the field trip INSTEAD!???? YEAH, good CHOICE!!!! Im just sick!

Answer 1

"Expungement" is when somthing is purged from any "record" (usually a state criminal record). There are some instances where you can have your record automatically expunged by going through a period of probation or counseling (this is sometimes called a suspended sentence or similar terminology)--you stay clean for a while, the fact that you committed the crime will disappear from your record.

You can also sometimes petition a court or, more likely, an executive (through the pardon process) to have the record expunged. There are also some states that allow a judge to expunge a criminal record (especially a felony) under certain extraordinary circumstances. These petitions are rarely granted however.

Answer 2

They're all right hon. Contact the County Attorney for more information about expunging charges from your record, but considering who their buddy is, well, good luck.
**winks**

Answer 3

Its called expungement

OR In George W Bush's case its called

Sealing the Records aka sealing the truth from the American voter

Answer 4

expungment and YOU don't do it. You petition the court and if there are grounds, the court will order the record expunged.

Answer 5

Its called exponged you go to the sheriffs of and tell them you want your past record to be exponged.

Answer 6

I think the term is "expunge" but I don't know how to do it.