Expungements

Anyone ever fingerprinted due to charges filed, whether convicted or not, most likely has a criminal arrest record unless the charges were expunged. A criminal record can be expunged for example if: the ARD program was completed, the charges were dismissed or the person was found not guilty, more than 5 years have passed since a conviction for a summary offense, or more than 10 years have passed since the conviction for many misdemeanor offenses. If your case fits one of these examples, call Stroudsburg and Scranton Criminal Defense Attorney Robert J. Munley to discuss a possible expungement.