Thanks to Neighborhood Development Funds from the Louisville Metro Council, the Friends of the JCPLL are proud to host a clinic on July 31st for expungements, free-of-charge*, for certain Class D felonies and misdemeanors.
To determine if you are eligible, please use the questions below.
If you believe you are eligible, please call the Law Library at (502)574-5943 to provide us with your legal name, date of birth, and phone number. We will confirm your eligibility and follow up with the next steps.
*subject to income eligibility requirements
Have a misdemeanor? Use these questions to see if you qualify for expungement.
Are there any criminal charges currently pending against you?
YES -> You are not currently eligible
NO -> Next Question
Have you been convicted of any misdemeanors or felonies in the past five years?
YES -> You are not currently eligible
NO -> Next Question
Have five years passed since the completion of your sentence (including payment of fines and probation)?
YES -> Next Question
NO -> You are not currently eligible
Do you have a conviction for a sex offense or an offense against a child?
YES -> That misdemeanor is not eligible for expungement
NO -> Next Question
Was your offense subjected to enhancement for a second or subsequent offense?
YES -> You may be eligible, please discuss with an attorney
NO -> You are likely eligible for expungement
Have a Class D Felony? Use these questions to see if you qualify for expungement.
Are there any criminal charges currently pending against you?
YES -> You are not currently eligible
NO -> Next Question
Have you been convicted of any misdemeanors or felonies in the past five years?
YES -> You are not currently eligible
NO -> Next Question
Have five years passed since the completion of your sentence (including payment of fines and probation)?
YES -> Next Question
NO -> You are not currently eligible
Is the Class D felony listed here?
YES -> You are likely eligible for expungement
NO -> Next Question
Is the Class D felony a conviction for abuse of a public office, a sex offense, an offense against a child, or an offense that resulted in serious bodily injury or death?
YES -> That felony is not eligible for expungement
NO -> You may be eligible, please discuss with an attorney
Disclaimer of Liability: This information is provided as a public service. The information is not legal advice or legal representation.