Are You Eligible for a Dismissal
You are eligible for dismissal of a conviction, and the court will dismiss your conviction, if:
You received probation for that conviction and:
You successfully completed probation or obtained early release,
You also have paid all the fines, restitution, and reimbursements ordered by the court as part of your sentence,
You are not currently serving another sentence or on probation for another offense,
You are not currently charged with another offense.
You never received probation and:
Your conviction was a misdemeanor,
It has been at least one year since the date you were convicted,
You have complied fully with the sentence of the court,
You are not currently serving another sentence,
You are not currently charged with another offense, AND
You have obeyed the law and lived an honest and upright life since the time of your conviction.
You are eligible for a dismissal and the court has the discretion (choice) to grant you that dismissal if:
You received probation but you did not get an early release, did not fulfill all the conditions of probation, or were convicted of any offense listed in Vehicle Code, but:
You have paid all the fines, restitution, and reimbursements ordered by the court as part of your sentence, AND
You are not currently charged with, on probation for, or serving a sentence on any other offense.
It's up to the court to decide if your conviction should be dismissed, so make sure to give as much helpful information as possible to convince the court that granting you a dismissal is in the interests of justice.
Are You Eligible for a Dismissal
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