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A
Abuse or Neglect of a Child - Not Eligible
Armed Criminal Action - Not Eligible
Arson (1st or 2nd Degree)- Not Eligible
Arson (3rd Degree)- Eligible
Assault (Felony or Domestic) - Not Eligible
Assault (Non-Domestic, Non-Felony)- Eligible
Attempted Rape - Not Eligible
B
Burglary (1st Degree) - Not Eligible
Burglary (2nd Degree) - Eligible
Burning or Exploding - Not Eligible
C
Child Abuse or Neglect - Not Eligible
Child Abduction - Not Eligible
D
Defrauding Secured Creditors - Not Eligible
Driving While Revoked/Suspended - Eligible
Driving While Intoxicated (first and only DWI)- Eligible
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This offense is eligible for expungement but utilizes a different process than other offenses on this list; see Offenses Eligible for Expungement Under Different Laws for more information.
Driving While Intoxicated (2+ DWI convictions) - Not Eligible
Drug Possession - Controlled Substance - Eligible
Drug Paraphernalia Possession - Eligible
Drug Possession - Marijuana/Synthetic Cannabinoid - Eligible
Drug Trafficking (if NOT a Class A Felony) - Eligible
E
Endangering the Welfare of a Child (1st Degree) - Not Eligible
Endangering the Welfare of a Child (2nd Degree) - Eligible
Escape from commitment, detention, or conditional release - Not Eligible
F
Forgery - Not Eligible
Fraudulently stopping payment on an instrument - Eligible
Fraudulent procurement of a credit or debit card - Eligible
G
Gambling- Eligible
H
Harassment - Eligible
I
Infractions (Most) - Eligible
J
Juvenile Adjudications - Eligible
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These offenses are eligible for expungement but utilize a different process than other offenses on this list.
K
Kidnapping - Not Eligible
L
Leaving Scene of Accident - Eligible
M
Manslaughter (Involuntary or Voluntary) - Not Eligible
Minor in Possession - Eligible*
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This offense is eligible for expungement but utilizes a different process than other offenses on this list.
Money Laundering - Not Eligible
Murder - Not Eligible
N
Nonsupport - Eligible*
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This offense is eligible for expungement but utilizes a different process than other offenses on this list.
Non-Violent Offenses, Non-Sexual Offenses (Most) - Eligible
O
Ordinance Violations (Most) - Eligible*
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Ordinance violations that are the substantial equivalent of an ineligible offense are NOT Eligible for expungement. For example, a domestic assault ordinance violation is not eligible for expungement.
P
Passing Bad Check - Eligible
Perjury - Not Eligible
Promoting Civil Disorder - Not Eligible
Property Damage - Eligible
Public Disorder - Eligible
R
Rape - Not Eligible
Receiving Stolen Property - Eligible
Resisting/Interfering with Arrest - Eligible
Robbery (1st or 2nd degree) - Not Eligible
S
Sex Offenses Requiring Registration on Sex Offender Registry) - Not Eligible
Statutory Rape - Not Eligible
Stealing - Eligible
T
Tampering w/ a Motor Vehicle - Eligible
Terrorist Threats (1st or 2nd Degree) - Not Eligible
Terrorist Threats (3rd Degree) - Eligible
Theft - Eligible
Traffic Violations (as long as you've never had a CDL) - Eligible
Trespassing - Eligible
U
Unlawful Possession of a Firearm - Not Eligible
Unlawful Use of a Weapon - Depends on Type
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Concealed Carry (if before January 1, 2017) - Eligible
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Exhibiting - Eligible
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Possession of Weapon and Felony Controlled Substance - Not Eligible
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Shot at/from Motor Vehicle, at Person or at Building - Not Eligible
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All Other Types - Not Eligible
V
Vehicle Carjacking, Class A Felony - Not Eligible
Violent Offenses (Most) - Not Eligible
Violation of a Protective Order - Not Eligible