“That would help to ensure that only people who truly deserved the expungement of their convictions achieved that.”

“The concept of expungement for its own sake is simply inapplicable to a law on this subject matter.”

“For somebody that's been wrongfully convicted, there should be an automatic expungement on the record, no question about it.”

“He is seeking expunction of the remarks made against him by the single judge.”

“Those are stand-alone anonymous data since they have undergone consistency checks, amendments and sometimes expunction.”

“Department of Public Safety officials say bills passed in the last few legislative sessions give them the green light to make anyone with a copy of the state's criminal records database pay expunction fees.”