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What is Record Restriction
Record Restriction, formally known as Expungement, is a court-ordered process in which one’s record report is restricted from public view and is only available to law enforcement for criminal justice purposes.
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Record Restriction vs Sealing
If a criminal record is stopping you from advancing in your personal or professional life, you may want to consider filing to have your record restricted and or sealed.
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