Minnesota’s Expungement Law or “Second Chance Law” Do I qualify for an expungement?

Minnesota’s expungement law has changed several times since 2015. Mostly for the better.

Before 2014, expungements were nearly impossible to get. In 2014 the Minnesota Legislature, in response to the supreme court decision State v. MDT amended the state’s expungement law to include the ability of judges to seal all records relating to an arrest.

Starting in 2015 certain convictions may be expunged. The list of crimes that can be expunged has grown significantly. If you were convicted a crime you may be able to ask the court to expunge all records. If you want to explore your options with regard to sealing court records or expunging records held by state agencies as a result of an arrest or conviction, call Martin S. Azarian Criminal Defense, P.A. at  today at  612-343-9000 or 952-451-4987.

Initial telephone consultations are always free of charge.