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The California Constitution gives the Governor the right to pardon someone convicted of a crime in California. A pardon can restore some, but not all, rights lost due to a conviction. It does not erase or seal a record. California Constitution, Article 5, 8.
Are There Different Types of Pardons? There are different types of pardons, each having its own effect. Pardons can be full or partial, absolute or conditional.
A pardon may be full or conditional. It is conditional when its effectiveness depends on fulfillment of a condition by the offender, usually a lesser punishment, as in the commutation of the death sentence. The effect of a full pardon is unclear in some jurisdictions.
There is no fee for applying for a pardon. The Governor of California cannot grant a pardon for a conviction from another jurisdiction, such as another state or a federal proceeding. A person convicted in another state must apply for a pardon in that state.
You may apply for a direct pardon without a lawyer. If you do not have access to email, you can send the documents by mail to the Office of the Governor, Attn: Legal Affairs/Parole and Clemency, 1021 O Street, Suite 9000, Sacramento, CA 95814. The Governors Office cannot accept in-person delivery.
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Directly to the Governor If you dont qualify for a Certificate of Rehabilitation or dont have one, you can apply to the Governor directly for a pardon. You will also need to give the District Attorney notice of your application. You do not need a lawyer to apply for a pardon.
A pardon may be more appropriate if restoring civil rights is your primary concern, while expungement is typically better for those looking to remove the conviction from their record entirely.
It does not signify innocence. It does, however, remove civil disabilities e.g., restrictions on the right to vote, hold state or local office, or sit on a jury imposed because of the conviction for which pardon is sought, and should lessen the stigma arising from the conviction.

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