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Should I try to remove a Class A Misdemeanor conviction from my records from 38 years ago?
MrDivo
its not worth it. You'll end up spending a good amount in legal fees as a judge will usually never do a record suppression without legal counsel present. (not fair, but the way it is in most states).
Either way, a misdemeanor should not hinder your life in any way. Employers and such usually only search for drug and or offenses of a violent nature. Especially since its a 38 year old charge; you've obviously learned from it and moved on.
You should also contact your state police headquarters and request a copy of your ACTUAL record, because it may not even be on your record at this point.
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