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    Default Expunging Records in Indiana

    I was in 2003 plead guilty to Felony Theft served no time all suspended paid restitution and fines served 1 1/2 yrs probation. After all said and done it was later reduced to a Class A misdemeanor. It is the only thing on my criminal record. This took place in Indiana and I have since then relocated to a place that performs a criminal background check for everything relating to employment, residences. etc. I don't know what to do from here. I feel like I am running into brick walls no matter where I turn. Any suggestions?

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    Default Re: Expunging Records in Indiana

    I understand Indiana to have limited "expungement" options, following a guilty plea or verdict:

    * Seeking a pardon which, if successfully obtained, provides a basis for expungement by "wiping out the guilt"; or

    * Applying with the State Police to have a record sealed, with the application to be made not less than fifteen years following completion of sentence.

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