Covington Criminal Defense Lawyers
Alderwood Business Center
3500 188th St SW, Suite 205
Lynnwood, WA 98037
Call Now: 425-778-7339 Email: attypaulhanson@aol.com
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Covington Criminal Defense Lawyer
Paul Hanson has over 40+ years expertise in defending misdemeanor and also felony criminal charges throughout Covington and Washington State. He practices in all the district and municipal courts in King County And he helps clients get old criminal convictions and arrests expunged from their records.
Paul Hanson has obtained the greatest achievable rankings from many nationwide lawyer rating services. An "AV" rating coming from Martindale-Hubbell along with a "10-Superb" rating from Avvo.com. He is additionally a former Lynnwood, WA City Prosecutor. Covington Criminal Defense Lawyer Hanson is extremely skilled, aggressive, reasonably priced, and ideally located not far away Covington.
Covington, WA: CRIMINAL RECORD EXPUNGE DETAILS
A criminal record takes place whenever an individual is convicted of a crime by a court. The criminal conviction will usually always stay on the individual's state criminal record up until a legal motion (demand) to vacate conviction is brought under RCW 9.96.060 prior to the exact same court after a specific time period. For many criminal misdemeanor & gross misdemeanor convictions, the time duration is usually 3 to 5 years after court probation ends and after all monetary responsibilities owed to the court have actually been totally pleased. And there must not be any brand-new criminal convictions/ charges/ arrests because the conviction sought to be vacated. If all these preconditions are met, many community & district courts will usually approve movements to vacate a criminal conviction. That results in the individual no longer having a criminal record for that specific conviction.
A person whose criminal conviction is vacated may legally state on future task applications that he/she has never had a criminal record.
Under RCW 9.96.060, an individual is limited to just one vacation of a misdemeanor criminal conviction. Convictions for DUIs and specific misdemeanor sex criminal activities can not be vacated.
Nonconviction data (police arrest records, jail booking records, fingerprints/ pictures (mugshots) records, etc) happen whenever an individual is arrested/jailed however no criminal charges are ever filed in court. Such nonconviction data are held by Washington State law enforcement agencies for several years. Local jailing police agencies & the Washington State Patrol Criminal History Section in Olympia, WA both retain nonconviction data.
The website for the Washington State Criminal History Section is http://www.wsp.wa.gov/crime/crimhist.htm.
Nonconviction data, like criminal conviction records, can also be utilized by proprietors to deny rental real estate/ apartments and by companies to deny task applications, task promos, and so on. Protect your task and future. Call Covington criminal record expungement legal representative attorney Paul Hanson to assist you clear your old court criminal record and old police criminal history. He'll assist vacate you vacate old court criminal convictions and expunge/delete old police criminal history, arrest records, fingerprints, pictures and other nonconviction data.
The website for the Washington State Criminal History Section is http://www.wsp.wa.gov/crime/crimhist.htm.
Nonconviction data, like criminal conviction records, can also be utilized by proprietors to deny rental real estate/ apartments and by companies to deny task applications, task promos, and so on. Protect your task and future. Call Covington criminal record expungement legal representative attorney Paul Hanson to assist you clear your old court criminal record and old police criminal history. He'll assist vacate you vacate old court criminal convictions and expunge/delete old police criminal history, arrest records, fingerprints, pictures and other nonconviction data.
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