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Old 01-31-2005, 08:18 PM
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How do you clean up your record?


Virginia is the state the offense took place in. I have been convicted of a DWI twice - once in 1993 and again in 2001. In the court, I was convicted of a first offense both times, but my DMV record still shows both offenses. Is there a way to get the older one removed? Any advice would be appreciated.
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Old 01-31-2005, 08:57 PM
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Virginia is the state the offense took place in. I have been convicted of a DWI twice - once in 1993 and again in 2001. In the court, I was convicted of a first offense both times, but my DMV record still shows both offenses. Is there a way to get the older one removed? Any advice would be appreciated.
Sorry, but Virginia law doesn't allow expungement of convictions unless you are pardoned.
Per the VA Code:
§ 19.2-392.2. Expungement of police and court records.
A. If a person is charged with the commission of a crime and
1. Is acquitted, or
2. A nolle prosequi is taken or the charge is otherwise dismissed, including dismissal by accord and satisfaction pursuant to § 19.2-151, or
3. Is granted an absolute pardon for the commission of a crime for which he has been unjustly convicted, he may file a petition setting forth the relevant facts and requesting expungement of the police records and the court records relating to the charge.
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Old 02-01-2005, 02:55 PM
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...3. Is granted an absolute pardon for the commission of a crime for which he has been unjustly convicted, he may file a petition setting forth the relevant facts and requesting expungement of the police records and the court records relating to the charge....
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