Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Ohio
I was charged with a felony for receiving an over payment of food stamps; I pay restitution but they gave me my money back. Why is that still on my record?
Asked on 2/23/11, 2:14 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Andrew J Ruzicho II
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A conviction remains on your record indefinitely even if you have paid the price in terms of making restitution or serving prison time. For example, a person who was convicted of robbery and serves his sentence in prison still has the robbery conviction on his record. If you are a first time offender and your conviction qualifies, you can apply for an expungement of the conviction. For more info visit www.erasecriminalrecord.com
Answered on 2/24/11, 1:18 pm
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