
Pennsylvania allows for the expungement of Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition records upon successful completion of the program. Additionally, if you were charged with a DUI and completed ARD, you may be eligible to have the record expunged.
Pennsylvania expungement statute allows for those who received and completed Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition (ARD), which is a court-ordered program, to have their record expunged. Even if a person completes an ARD program, their records can still be viewed by the public. An expunged record will not be released to the public and can only be used for the purpose of determining subsequent eligibility for such programs and for identification in criminal investigations.
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No. Once an arrest or conviction has been expunged, you can legally deny it as though it never happened.
A summary offense is any offense that is not a felony or misdemeanor. They include very minor offenses like underage drinking, retail theft or obstruction of the highways.
Once expunged, all public agencies (such as the court, the prosecuting office, and the police agency or agencies involved) will seal your records. So that neither the arrest or conviction record will appear on your background check.
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