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Under that scenario, there would be almost no need for expunction though some people may still seek the formal removal of the charges from their record.
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Currently, a person can petition for expunction if the charges were dropped or dismissed.
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Origin and Etymology of expunction
Latin expungere
Law Dictionary
expunction
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noun
ex·punc·tion
\ik-ˈspəŋk-shən\
Legal Definition of expunction
: the act of expunging : the state of being expunged
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