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March 17, 2020
Expungement is the act of striking out, obliterating, or marking something for deletion. In legal processes, what is expunged is a person’s criminal records, treating these records as if they did not at any time in the past exist. Arizona does not have a true expungement statute, as in some other State. Arizona has a “Set Aside” statute. If the court has cleared you of all charges, or you have served your time and paid the fines stated in your sentence, it is only just that the system allows you to get a fresh start. Requirements There are specific criteria […]
March 12, 2020
Most states have similar gun rights provisions in their laws, with slight variations from state to state. Provisions in the law for gun right restoration after a felony is usually discussed in a section titled “certificate of rehabilitation” or “restoration of rights”. Criteria for restoration is not a strict one. Generally, there should only be one felony conviction, and it is not considered a serious offence. The felony sentence will need to have been completed, whether the sentence was prison or jail or probation. You must have paid all your court fees and restitution, and lived an irreproachable life ever […]
