Can I have my record restricted if I completed a drug court, mental health court or veterans court program?

Yes, cases that are discharged after successful completion of a drug court, mental health court or veterans court program are eligible for record restriction. To qualify for restriction, you must have no arrests, other than minor traffic offenses, within the last five (5) years.

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1. What is record restriction or expungement?
2. Are all arrests on my criminal history subject to restriction?
3. Are Convictions eligible to be restricted?
4. May I have my entire criminal history restricted?
5. If I can’t remember what happened in my case, may I still apply for restriction?
6. Can my record be restricted if I pled guilty Under the Conditional Discharge Act?
7. Can I have my record restricted if I completed a drug court, mental health court or veterans court program?
8. Can I have my record restricted if the case was dismissed after I completed a pretrial intervention (PTI) or pretrial diversion program (PTD)?
9. Can I have my record restricted if the case was placed on the Dead Docket but the case has yet to be dismissed?
10. Do I need an attorney to apply for restriction?
11. Is there a fee associated with the Record Restriction Summit?