Can I remove (expunge) my violation of a town ordinance in NJ from my record?

A: Yes, you can, under certain circumstances.  Many people have run afoul of the law in some minor way and ended up pleading to, or being convicted of, a local town law called an "ordinance."  The good news is that many times they can be erased or "expunged."

This is done through a "petition for expungement" if you meet the following requirements:

• It has been at least two years from the date of your conviction, or the date on which the sentence was completed, whichever is later;
• You have not been convicted of any prior or subsequent crime in any state; and
• You  have not had more than two disorderly or petty disorderly persons offenses.

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