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What kinds of criminal charges may not be sealed?

A list of charges that may not be sealed when adjudication is withheld is contained in Florida Statutes section 943.059. (The same listing is found in section 943.0585 because the specified offenses may not be expunged either.)

In addition, if a person has been adjudicated guilty of any criminal offense in any jurisdiction (or adjudicated delinquent as a juvenile for any felony or for certain specified misdemeanors), whether or not related to the charge(s) that the person is applying for, the record is ineligible for sealing, and the application will be denied.

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If you have previously been convicted of a felony, misdemeanour or violation of a criminal ordinance, you cannot have your Florida Criminal Record expunged.

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If you have previously had a criminal record expunged, you cannot have your Florida criminal record expunged.

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If you are currently under house arrest or probation, or another form of Court supervision, you cannot have your Florida criminal record expunged at this time.

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