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If you were never convicted of a crime, BUT you were arrested, or charged with a crime those records will be available until you take action to clear your record. If anyone (Employer, Landlord, Colleges/Trade School, Licensing Agencies, etc.) does a background check on your criminal history those records will appear.
You May Qualify for an Expungement of your records if:
• The charges were dismissed;
• You tried your case to either a Judge or Jury and you were acquitted (found not guilty);
• Your case was No Billed by the Grand Jury;
• You appealed your conviction and you were acquitted by the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals;
• You were convicted and subsequently pardoned;
• You completed deferred adjudication for a Class C Misdemeanor;
• Another person pretended to be you when they were arrested;
• You were never charged with an indictment or information and the charge is no longer pending.
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