Can I have my record cleared of a felony?

If you live in Colorado, can you get a class 3 felony expunged from your record? If so how and under what conditions?Can I have my record cleared of a felony?
Yes, you need to contact an attorney in the jurisdiction where you received the conviction and ask him about the procedure for an expungment, or set-aside, of your conviction.





I've had a ton of clients do this, if you have a one time conviction and have been clean since you have a good chance of getting your record wiped. The judge now sitting in your original court of conviction (doesn't have to be the original judge, just same court), has to issue the order based on your good behavior since receiving the sentence.Can I have my record cleared of a felony?
Yes, Go to the court house and ask for an expungement package, then contact the clemency office to have your rights restored. However expunged does not mean disappeared. It will be reopened if you commit another crime
Ok.. everyone gave you a crappy answer except for Alp and Ms. Whatever..


You may expunge the charge from your record. I'd suggest to get a good lawyer. Once the charge is expunged, your criminal history would not include the charge but would it wont be so hard to findout about the record (law enforcement agencies).
once a felony, always a felony, sorry
yes you just need to a pardon. I do not know about CO but in NV the Pardons board meets twice a year. Donate some money to the Governers reelection fund and your good
The only way I know is a full Presidential pardon.
Yes, donate a lot of money to Hillary. At the end of her last term, ask her to pardon you. Her husband did a lot of that when he left office, so were violent people. Good luck!
Many people ought to know this bit of information. If more young people and adults would know this, they would try harder not to let a felony happen. Once charged as a Felon, the dirty black mark stays with a Felon through-out his/her entire life. It can not be cleared off. As a person becomes older they realize how serious this is. A teenage Felon , will only remain until the teen is 18 or 21. Kids, should be taught this at an early age.