In the past, the state of Indiana has had very limited expungement statutes insofar as they have only assisted those who were arrested, but not convicted. Fortunately, the Indiana State legislature took the strict boundaries of the old statute into consideration and a new, fresh version of the past statute took effect on July 1, 2011.

On February 18, 2011, Higbee & Associates will be conducting an expungement workshop at the Orange County One Stop Center in Irvine, California. The event is co-sponsored by Orange County One Stop Center, supported by the County of Orange and […]

Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell (Democrat) has now signed more than twice as many pardons as any other Pennsylvania governor in modern times.  Rendell, who leaves office next month, has granted 1,059 pardons and may add more in the final weeks. […]

A new free online service that helps people apply for pardons is now available.  ApplyForPardon.com was designed by attorneys to give people free guidance and help them print professional looking pardon applications. “ApplyForPardon.com makes it easy for people to complete […]

Beginning in approximately September of 2010 the Nevada State Board of Nursing will require all renewal applicants identified by the Board to submit to an FBI and State of Nevada Criminal background check.  The Board will begin with those who […]