Art. 985. Expungement by redaction of records with references to multiple individuals
Art. 985. Expungement by redaction of records with references to multiple individuals A. If a record includes the name of more than one individual and one or more of the individuals is entitled to an expungement of an arrest or conviction pursuant to the provisions of this Title, any individual entitled to an expungement may […]
Art. 985.1. Interim motion to expunge a felony arrest from criminal history in certain cases resulting in a misdemeanor conviction
Art. 985.1. Interim motion to expunge a felony arrest from criminal history in certain cases resulting in a misdemeanor conviction A. A person may file an interim motion to expunge a felony arrest from his criminal history when that original arrest results in a conviction for a misdemeanor. In such cases, only the original felony […]
Art. 971. Legislative findings
TITLE XXXIV. EXPUNGEMENT OF RECORDS Art. 971. Legislative findings The legislature hereby finds and declares the following: (1) Louisiana law provides for the expungement of certain arrest and conviction records under limited circumstances. Obtaining an expungement of these records allows for the removal of a record from public access but does not result in the […]
Art. 986. Forms for the expungement of records
Art. 986. Forms for the expungement of records A. Only the forms provided for in Articles 987, 988, 989, 990, 991, 992, 993, 994, and 995 of this Code shall be used for filing motions to expunge a record of an arrest which did not result in a conviction, for the expungement of a record […]
Art. 972. Definitions
Art. 972. Definitions As used in this Title: (1) “Expunge a record” means to remove a record of arrest or conviction, photographs, fingerprints, disposition, or any other information of any kind from public access pursuant to the provisions of this Title. “Expunge a record” does not mean destruction of the record. (2) “Expungement by redaction” […]
Art. 987. Motion to set aside conviction and dismiss prosecution; rule to show cause; order of dismissal forms to be used
Art. 987. Motion to set aside conviction and dismiss prosecution; rule to show cause; order of dismissal forms to be used " STATE OF LOUISIANA JUDICIAL DISTRICT FOR THE PARISH OF ______________________________ No.: _____________ Division: "_______" State of Louisiana vs. _______________________________________________________ MOTION TO SET ASIDE CONVICTION AND DISMISS PROSECUTION NOW INTO HONORABLE COURT, comes * […]
Art. 973. Effect of expunged record of arrest or conviction
Art. 973. Effect of expunged record of arrest or conviction A. An expunged record of arrest or conviction shall be confidential and no longer considered to be a public record and shall not be made available to any person or other entity except for the following: (1) To a member of a law enforcement or […]
Art. 974. Dissemination of expunged records by third parties; court order
Art. 974. Dissemination of expunged records by third parties; court order A. A private third-party entity, excluding a news-gathering organization, that compiles and disseminates criminal history information for compensation shall not disseminate any information in its possession regarding an arrest, conviction, or other disposition after it has received notice of an issuance of a court […]
Art. 975. Individuals incarcerated; ineligible to file motion to expunge records
Art. 975. Individuals incarcerated; ineligible to file motion to expunge records A person in the physical custody of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections serving a sentence at hard labor shall not be permitted to file a motion to expunge a record of an arrest which did not result in a conviction or to […]
Art. 976. Motion to expunge record of arrest that did not result in a conviction
Art. 976. Motion to expunge record of arrest that did not result in a conviction A. A person may file a motion to expunge a record of his arrest for a felony or misdemeanor offense that did not result in a conviction if any of the following apply: (1) The person was not prosecuted for […]