How much does it cost to clean your criminal record in the state of Texas including arrest?
553993
There are attorneys that specialize in this, check first with the local attorney ref feral services, usually listed in the phone book. \n\nAs to cost it really depends on the conviction and sentence and if you have since conviction shown an improvement in the eyes of the judicial system. This will be of a huge impact, Judges will examine your life and record since the last conviction, it takes normally five years before they will even look at an expungement.\n\nIf you were arrested and no conviction to have the charge removed from your record will cost around 3 to 4 thousand per charge. This is not a cheap process and it is one that is fairly simple to achieve. The only problem is that it is something only an attorney can do for you.\n\nHope this helps
707433
No do not tell them that those are like the parking tickets of crime. Those aren't reported the same way I used to work in the court just leave it out. Plus it can cost up to $200.00 bucks to background check someone not every company is going to want to spend that kind of money for every applicant. Unless its a corporate job. But to the point petty offenses don't show up.
146716
If you haven't gone before the Judge yet you might still have a chance of having it expunged from your record after 2 years, through a pretrial diversion program.  Depending on what you were arrested for, and if the Judge agrees to this you will have to take a class relating to whatever your crime was, pay court fees, and keep your record clean for 2 years following the class.  If you do not get in any more trouble, your record will be cleared.  However, if you commit another crime you will have the current charges and previous charges weighed against you.  I would recommend you talk to the Prosecuting attorney who is in charge of your case about the Pretrial Diversion program ASAP and see if you qualify. \n\nIf you have already gone before the Court, well you are pretty much stuck with the Misdemeanor forever.....sorry!!!
606389
Its been a while since I've been in law enforcement; but its probably going to cost you about $2k in fines, your license suspended for 6 months, and I'm guessing 5 to 10 days actual jail time (or community service) plus a lengthy probation - probably informal.\n\nWhat the real penalty is that is not on the books is what your insurance company is going to do to you; it will cost you a $1000 a year for 5 to 7 years I'm guessing...maybe more.
521996
I have never seen an expungment done w/o an attorney. Call the courthouse and ask them. (You might want to call around for price quotes just in case.)
839936
In Texas, a class A misdemeanor is punishable up to 365 days in County Jail. Most offenders receive 2 days for 1 served,unless they are a jail trustee, then they may receive 3 for 1.
459228
All police records and court records are pretty much free, except for paying any small fees required while helping you.  Usually, if you just need to look and not make copies, they do not even charge you then.
1088614
after a period of 10 years (in some other states it's fewer than this time frame), u can get your record expunged.  see a lawyer to get it done right.  i hear u can do it urself, but i'd get a lawyer because if u do it urself, u have to make sure the police dept, DA's office, corrections office, etc...ALL properly expunge their records.  lot of work on your part.  if u pay a lawyer, he/she can make sure it's done right.  usu, the charge is little (because no hearing is required...just filing of some papers).  It's like $200-$300.
73106
Sorry, nothing like that is for free.  Have you thought about going to the station where your record is kept and getting a copy?
224767
I'm an attorney in California.  The company I use charges anywhere from $33.50 to $70 depending on where the are in the state.  Skip tracing costs extra if they can't find the person at the address you provide.\n\nAs an alternative, you can try using the local Sheriff's Department for $30 if the person/business will be easy to serve.
1026537
you will be given something called P.T.I, which means you will be fined and probation, but you cannot get in trouble for 12 months if you do then the drug charge will come back to you. The fine will be approximately $600.00 if you were pulled over meaning you were driving you will also be given a surcharge of around 125.00 a year for 3 years.\n\nTo be exact the fine is as followed.\n\n225.00 for possesion of under 50 grams\n175.00 for possesion of paraphenalia\n100.00 for safe neighborhood\n100.00 court cost\n\nAnd to be more clearer the probation isnt a probation where you have to go see a probation officer it just means you cannot be caught with any drugs in that years time. Also be forwarned they will do random drug tests..
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/offender_information.htm
337090
They are coming down hard in the War on Drugs. I would have to say it is a Fifth Degree Possession charge. Since they are a first time offender the punishment shouldn't be that stiff. Even an empty baggy with traces of an illegal drug is considered a small amount. Residue on a scale is also considered a small amount. My buddy had just gotten out of jail after 4 months and didn't realize there was a leftover empty baggy in her purse from months before. She got pulled over on a routine traffic stop. Since she was on probation that gave them a right to search. They found the empty baggy with traces on it. I write to her in prison now.
597474
please, with Only $34.95. Instantly search court records for any US county....\nwww.court-record.org\nhopefully that would help you.
318742
The Governor from your State has to grant it for you. I have known of narcs getting that done to clear their records in my State. My City has a prosecutor that is a Republican felon. He was able to get the Governor to pardon him somehow, it was snitching everybody says.
106189
I am in the process right now. Go to the courthouse in downtown fort worth (The old one with the clock on it) and go to the Law Library and you can copy the pages right out of the book for 20 cents a copy and fill them in yourself. Very easy and waaay cheaper than going thru an attorney.You also have to get a fingerprint card. The card is $10.00 and the name change fee (court fee is $209.00) that's the cheapest I've found.
665931
Somewhere in the range of fifty to a hundred thousand dollars depending on how good you want it to be.  There are some non-profit agencies that do it for free for indigent defendants.