Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: felon burglary

Yes, if you finished probation and never violated, you can go back and get the conviction set aside. This requires a motion to the court in writing. You will probably need an attorney to do this for you.

Once the court has set the conviction aside, you will be released from the other penalties, such as loss of the right to vote, etc. Also, you will be able to answer "no" on SOME employment applications, credit applications, etc. when asked if you have ever been convicted of a crime. If you are applying to any government agency (State, County, City) for any a job or a license, or if you are contracting with the state lottery, you will still have to disclose the conviction.

However, the conviction will still affect your sentencing if you are convicted of another crime, and if it is a "strike" it will still be a "strike" under the three-strikes law.

Re: felon burglary

YES AND YES. You can try to either make the motion by yourself or use the PD or your prior attorney may do it for free. IF NOT FEEL FREE TO CALL FOR OUR HELP Larry Wolf 866 YouAreInnocent OR 310 277 1707