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NOTICE: |
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Regardless of federal or state
laws, regulations, or policy,
Records Removal Services™ will not assist in expunging,
sealing, setting aside, or vacating a criminal record for anyone convicted of
polygamy, pedophilia, rape, sexual assault, or a hate crime
involving any minority group. |
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INFORMATION: |
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If you have been arrested a
criminal record was created in your name. Many people believe
that if their case was dismissed or were never convicted they do
not have a criminal record. Unfortunately this is not the
case!
A criminal record or rap
sheet, is a compilation of an individual's identification,
arrest, conviction (law), incarceration, legal status, sex
offender registration, warrant information, and other
relevant criminal history.
Its primary goal is to provide a
comprehensive criminal history for an individual to be used
for many purposes, including for identification, assistance
in developing suspects in an ongoing criminal investigation,
and for enhanced sentencing in criminal prosecutions.
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Pardons: |
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 State
/ Governor Granted Pardons
A pardon is the forgiveness of a crime and the penalty
associated with it. It is granted by a sovereign power, such as
a chief of state.
In general, matters that lie
entirely within state borders are the exclusive concern of state
governments. These include internal communications; regulations
relating to property, industry, business, and public utilities;
the state criminal code; and working conditions within
the state.
Most state Constitutions grant the
chief executive (Governor) the authority to grant a pardon to
those who have demonstrated a high standard of constructive
behavior following their conviction.
A pardon will restore all rights of which were taken away from
the individual upon conviction.
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Pardon Facts
and Definitions:
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A Pardon is the
forgiveness of a crime and the penalty
associated with it. |
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Pardons are
granted by Governors and the President of the
United States. |
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A Pardon generally
relieves the offender of legal disabilities
imposed upon him/her after the conviction of a
felony. |
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A Pardon is given
as evidence that the offender has rehabilitated
themselves as a good character. |
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In most cases, a pardon is a
public record.
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Click
here for detailed information
on how Records Removal Services can expunge,
seal, set-aside, or vacate your
criminal record.
 If you have a
general question, make sure it isn't currently answered in our
frequently asked questions
section.
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