What Felonies Are Ineligible for Expungement in California?

Discover which felonies cannot be expunged in California, including serious crimes like murder and sex offenses. Consult a legal expert for guidance.

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Certain felonies in California cannot be expunged, including serious offenses such as murder, certain sex crimes, and offenses involving severe bodily harm. Additionally, felonies where the individual was sentenced to state prison are generally ineligible for expungement. Consult legal guidance for specific cases.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What types of felonies are usually eligible for expungement in California? Typically, non-violent felonies that have been completed, with no prison time, can be eligible for expungement.
  2. How can I find out if my felony can be expunged? Consult a legal expert or use California's official resources to evaluate your felony record against expungement eligibility criteria.
  3. What is the process for expunging a felony in California? The process involves filing a petition in court, completing necessary forms, and potentially attending a hearing, depending on your case.
  4. Can I expunge a felony if I've served time in state prison? Generally, felonies resulting in state prison sentences are ineligible for expungement, but consult legal advice for specific situations.

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