Expungement Process In Kansas

Summary

In Kansas, you can petition for expungement 5 years after a misdemeanor and 7 years after a felony. Some crimes cannot be expunged. Expungement laws are dictated by K.S.A. 21-6614. Consult a lawyer for detailed guidance.

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I have some question about expungement
Hello ****, I'd be happy to help with your expungement questions. Can you clarify which jurisdiction you're in? Laws regarding expungement can vary greatly by location.
Kansas
Hello ****, in Kansas:
- You can petition for expungement 5 years after a misdemeanor and 7 years after a felony.
- Some crimes cannot be expunged.
- Expungement doesn't erase the conviction.
Is there a specific concern you have?
Ness county district court
Hello ****,
In Kansas, expungement laws are dictated by K.S.A. *-*. Key points include:
- Some felonies and misdemeanors can be expunged.
- You must wait a certain period after sentence completion.
- Certain crimes cannot be expunged.
Please consult a lawyer for details.