Grand Larceny in the fourth degree, does a conviction of this crime stay for life or can it be erased after a period of time. There are no other convictions on record for this person.
Asked on 6/17/10, 2:25 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
What State is the conviction in? Many States have expungement statutes.
Answered on 6/18/10, 5:41 am
peter bark
bark & karpf
assuming the conviction is in new york, it stays for life unless you receive a pardon from the governor, which are given, but very rarely.
Answered on 6/18/10, 9:28 am
Benjamin J. Lieberman
Lieberman Law Firm PLLC
Grand Larceny in the Fourth Degree is a Class E Felony. Unfortunately, New York does not provide the option of expungement. If you were convicted of this offense it will remain on your record for life. You may make an application to the court in which you were convicted to attempt to obtain a Certificate of Relief from Civil Disabilities. This may help you with regard to many job opportunities that you might otherwise be disqualified from. Good Luck!
Answered on 7/15/10, 12:55 pm
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