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Links to review all the different laws that allow you to seal or expunge your criminal record, along with official links that may be helpful.

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Florida Statutes 943.0585 and 943.059 govern the Expeal process in Florida. Florida allows more charges to qualify for sealing and expunging than most states, but with a major catch. In Florida, if you ever had a conviction of any kind – including criminal traffic infractions like Driving While License Suspended or Reckless Driving – you can never seal or expunge any other record, whether it is related or not. That also means that the only charges that can ever be sealed or expunged are those that did not result in a conviction themselves.

The text and commentary are both from December 31, 2024. Please make sure everything is still accurate.

Statutes

• 943.0585 - Court-ordered expunction of criminal history records.
• 943.059 - Court-ordered sealing of criminal history records.

Agencies

• Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Seal and Expunge page.
• The Florida Commission on Offender Review's Office of Executive Clemency.

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