(Form 4-508 2025

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The document is an Expungement Certificate of Compliance from the District Court of Maryland, indicating that the custodian has complied with an order for expungement of records related to a specific case. It includes fields for the date, custodian's signature, printed name, and title, and instructs to return the certificate to the court.

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What felonies cannot be expunged in Maryland?

For cases where ALL charges have a disposition of acquittal, not guilty, dismissal, or nolle prosequi, entered on October 1, 2021 or later the court will expunge the case automatically after 3 years. You may request expungement earlier than three years by using this form. There is no fee to do so.

What is the form for expungement in Maryland?

Use form CC-DC-CR-072C - Acquittal, Dismissal, Not Guilty, or Nolle Prosequi (Less than 3 Years Has Passed Since Disposition) if: - you would like to file to have your case expunged before the case is scheduled to be automatically expunged.

What is the rule 4 508 in Maryland?

Rule 4-508 - Court Order for Expungement of Records (a) Content. An order for expungement of records shall be substantially in the form set forth at the end of this Title as Form 4-508.1, as modified to suit the circumstances of the case.

Are peace orders public record in Maryland?

Most judicial records are in the custody of a local Clerks Office. To inquire about reviewing a case file or request documents within a case file, please contact the Clerks Office at the courthouse where the case was filed or where the hearing or trial was held.

What is a good cause for early expungement in Maryland?

The Good Cause Requirement An excellent example of the good cause needed for an early expungement is if the Defendant is encountering extreme and verifiable difficulties with finding employment. Other situations in which good cause may exist include the following: Housing Discrimination. Academic Discrimination.

What is the new expungement law in Maryland?

C. Md. Code Ann., Criminal Law 5-622 prohibits anyone convicted of a felony from possessing any firearm, including an antique firearm as defined in 4-201, subject to a penalty not to exceed five years imprisonment. Relief is available only through pardon.

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