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Criminal Record And Working Part Time?

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June 1, 2010

Lucky.Mom

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Hey Y'all, My Name Is Jean. I Haven't Been Working The Past Couple Of Years Because I've Been Busy Taking Care Of My Two Wonderful Children. But Times Are Tight And My Husband And I Are Talking About Me Going Back To Work Part Time (Probably Working At Walmart Or Something, Nothing Too Big).

The Problem Is That I Have A Criminal Record From A Few Years Back When My HORRIBLE EXHusband Influenced Me Into A Lot of Bad Stuff, Like Drugs And Alcohol. Thank God I Am Clean&Sober Now, But I Think Places Might Not Hire Me Because Of My Record, So Should I Get An Expungement? Any Advice Is Much Appreciated.

Happily Married and Mommy To Two Wonderful Children!!

August 5, 2010

Mathew Higbee, Esq

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Lucky Mom-

Sorry for the delay in getting you a response. We are still waiting to acquire a moderator for questions in KY.

-Mat

Founding Attorney – RecordGone.com

August 20, 2010

Ignovi

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Lucky Mom,

Under Kentucky law passed in 1992, judges, upon request, must expunge misdemeanor convictions five years after completion of the person's sentence if the applicant has no other criminal violations within that time. See Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 431.078. Under § 431.078(1), “any person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor or a violation, or a series of misdemeanors or violations arising from a single incident, may petition the court in which he was convicted for expungement of his misdemeanor or violation record.” A person must be informed of this “right” at the time of adjudication.
The only felony convictions eligible for expungement are Class D drug possession convictions.

I hope that this helps you out with some of the information you are looking for. Without greater detail regarding what you rap sheet may show it is hard to provide you with additional information.

May 22, 2011

Marthabb

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Ignovi said:

Lucky Mom,

Under Kentucky law passed in 1992, judges, upon request, must expunge misdemeanor convictions five years after completion of the person's sentence if the applicant has no other criminal violations within that time. See Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 431.078. Under § 431.078(1), “any person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor or a violation, or a series of misdemeanors or violations arising from a single incident, may petition the court in which he was convicted for expungement of his misdemeanor or violation record.” A person must be informed of this “right” at the time of adjudication.

The only felony convictions eligible for expungement are Class D drug possession convictions.

I hope that this helps you out with some of the information you are looking for. Without greater detail regarding what you rap sheet may show it is hard to provide you with additional information.

That should answer your question. But still it's hard to say exactly what might happen without further details about the records and the date.