Doesn’t everyone in Conyers and Covington want a clean slate? That’s especially true when you may have some blemishes on your Georgia Criminal Record that continues to show up even though there’s been nothing recent at all.
Your criminal history is kept by the Georgia Crime Information Center and is administered by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).
The term Expungement refers to the purging of criminal history records. In other words, your criminal history record will be eliminated or removed from public view.
O.C.G.A. §35‐3‐37(d) provides for the expungement of certain criminal history records when approved by the prosecuting attorney. The Georgia Crime Information Center cannot expunge a criminal history record without the approval of the prosecuting attorney. Therefore, it is essential to contact an attorney who has experience getting criminal records expunged. Our attorneys at Hall, Martin, Sinkler & Associates, P.C. will do all that is legally possible to get your criminal record wiped clean so that you can move on with your life.
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