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Our Naperville expungement attorneys are extensive experienced in helping people like you get their criminal records cleared. We take pride in our excellent client communication and affordable rates. We will put you in the best position possible to have your record expunged, or sealed if you are not eligible for expungement.
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Our Naperville expungement attorneys further explore the expungement process in this companion article. We discuss the difference between sealing records and expungement, and what crimes can be expunged and which crimes cannot. Our Naperville expungement attorneys will work with you to decide what would be in your best interest and help you succeed.s
In this article, our Naperville expungement lawyers explain how you can get your Illinois marijuana conviction expunged.
As of 2020, marijuana possession is legal in Illinois under certain restrictions and guidelines. If you were convicted of marijuana possession of up to 30 grams, there is an automatic process of pardoning and expungement of the conviction from your record. For 30 to 500 grams, or if you were convicted of possession of drug paraphernalia, you must wait three years before petitioning for expungement.
For more on expunging your marijuana conviction in Illinois, read the full article by our Naperville expungement attorneys.
In this article, our Naperville expungement lawyers explain the 2020 legalization of marijuana in Illinois and how it will affect possession expungements moving forward.
In short, any conviction of less than 30 grams possessed of marijuana will be pardoned and expunged from your criminal record. For larger amounts, you must wait three years to begin the expungement appeals process.
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