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How can I clear my record?

Even if your case is dismissed, the only way to completely clear your record from data banks is to sue for an expunction. The law allows you to expunge your criminal record in certain instances. Generally, if your case was dismissed as a result of mistake or lack of probable cause, you have the right to an expunction. Also, if you are found "not guilty" after a trial, you have the right to an expunction. Contrary to what some lawyers are telling their clients, there is no right to expunction after a successfully completed deferred adjudication.

Contact a Houston Criminal Defense Attorney from our firm as soon as possible if you have been arrested or are under investigation.

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