Laredo Criminal Defense Lawyer
(Cleaning Your Criminal Record)

 

An Overview:

 

In Texas, a person who has been accused of a crime may be able to clean their criminal record by several remedies.

• Expunction
• Non-Disclosure
• Setting Aside Conviction that Resulted in Probation
• Sealing Juvenile Record

Expunction (Laredo, Texas):

 

An Expunction Order from a court orders all law enforcement agencies to erase (expunge) a persons criminal record in certain situations in which the criminal charges were dismissed by a judge or a jury or in which the criminal charges were dismissed or never brought to court by the prosecutor’s office.  If you think that you may qualify for an expunction in Laredo, Texas, Criminal Defense Lawyer Roberto Balli would be happy to expunge your criminal record.

 

Non-Disclosure of Criminal Record (Laredo, Texas):

 

A Non Disclosure Order from a court, orders law enforcement agencies not to disclose your criminal record to the public.  A person may qualify for an order of non-disclosure if they were granted deferred adjudication on a felony or misdemeanor criminal charge and have successfully completed probation.  If you think that you may qualify for a Non Disclosure order in Laredo, Texas, Criminal Defense Lawyer Roberto Balli would be happy to take your case and clean your criminal record.

 

Setting Aside Conviction that Resulted in Probation (Laredo, Texas):

 

In the State of Texas, when a defendant has completed 1/3 of a probation sentence or 2 years, whichever is less, the Judge may terminate the person’s probation and dismiss the charges against the Defendant. Of course, a Judge will only be willing to this if the probationer is complying with the terms of probation.   If you think that you may qualify for an order setting aside your conviction, in Laredo, Texas, Criminal Defense Lawyer Roberto Balli would be happy to take your case.

 

Sealing a Juvenile Record (Laredo, Texas):

 

Texas law allows for certain juvenile charges to be sealed, even if a person was placed on juvenile probation.  The sealing of juvenile records works much like an expunction in that law enforcement agencies must erase the person’s information from their records.  If you think that you may qualify to have your juvenile record sealed in Laredo, Texas, Criminal Defense Lawyer Roberto Balli would be happy to seal your juvenile record.

 

If you would like to discuss Roberto Balli's law firm representing you in

a criminal defense matter, please contact his office at (956) 712-4999 or email us.