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The document is a petition form for expungement of misdemeanor or violation convictions in Kentucky. It outlines the requirements for filing, including the need for a separate petition for each case, payment of a $100 fee, and submission of an expungement eligibility certification. The petitioner must confirm their eligibility by meeting specific criteria, such as having no prior felony convictions and not being convicted of any other misdemeanors within five years. The document also includes sections for listing charges, victims, and relevant information, as well as details about the hearing process.

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What is the Clean Slate Act in Kentucky?

Clean Slate legislation would increase access to expungement by implementing an automated process that would eliminates fees, relieving people of the burdens of requesting and paying for expungement. The legal system should never treat people differently based on their wealth.

What crimes cannot be expunged in KY?

Is the Class-D felony a conviction for abuse of a public office, a sexual offense, against a child, or an offense that resulted in serious bodily injury or death? YES You are not eligible for expungement.