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Bryant Clark Law, PLLC handle expungements all over the State of Mississippi
Depending on the facts of your arrest and disposition, we may able to expunge or seal your records.
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Mississippi law sets out a procedure for an individual to expunge a record of conviction for a felony or misdemeanor. Under the Mississippi Expungement Law, an individual may have the right to expunge all court records, all records in the possession of any state or local police department, the bureau of criminal identification and the probation department, including, but not limited to, any fingerprints, photographs, physical measurements, or other records of identification.
Contact us today to schedule a free, confidential consultation to discuss expungement of your felony or misdemeanor criminal record. Call us at 866-834-6133. We will make every effort to expunge your record of arrest or criminal conviction.
What crimes are eligible for Expungement in Mississippi?
Misdemeanor Convictions
Any person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor, excluding a conviction for a traffic violation, and who is a first offender, may petition the justice, county, circuit or municipal court in which the conviction was had for an or to expunge such conviction from all public records.
Felony Convictions
In 2010, the Mississippi felony expungement law was enacted which allows six felony convictions to be expunged for first time offenders of the following felony convictions:
Shoplifting
Malicious mischief
Possession of controlled substances (including marijuana or drug paraphernalia)
Larceny
Bad checks and
False pretense
You are not eligible for expungement until five (5) years after you have completed all of the terms and conditions of the sentence (incarceration, fines, probation, etc.), and you are only allowed to do this once.
Expungement due to Dismissal of the Charge
Section 99-19-71(4) of the Mississippi Code states: “Upon petition therefor, a justice, county, circuit or municipal court [basically any judge or any court in Mississippi] shall expunge the record of any case in which an arrest was made, the person arrested was released and the case was dismissed or the charges were dropped or there was no disposition of such case.”