Is My PA Pardon Application Public Record?
The process for clearing your record through the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons is a lengthy one, and you should be prepared to have a public hearing and your request for a pardon become… Read More
What’s the difference between pardons and expungements in Pennsylvania?
Expungements vs Pardons in PA (General Differences) Although the terms are frequently paired together, expungements and pardons in Pennsylvania are similar only in that they each seek… Read More
Pennsylvania Governor’s Pardon: Dave’s Story
It all started with a dumb decision. “I had a relative of mine talk me into making a pot deal for him over the phone,” said Dave, a 50-something resident of Lancaster County.… Read More
Pennsylvania Pardon Case Study: Former Firefighter Gets a Pardon
After a terrible lapse in judgement made 20 years ago, Lenny never thought he’d be able to escape the stigma of his conviction. Thanks to Record Eraser, the Pennsylvania Board… Read More
Know the Two Types of Criminal Reports in PA (Erasing Your Record)
Know What’s On Your Criminal Reports in PA The best way to begin the record erasing process is to know the exact charges that are on your record. The Pennsylvania Expungement… Read More
Limited Access Petitions in PA
November 14, 2016 Act 5 became effective, which allows limited access to certain criminal records. Limited Access means that you do not need to disclose these convictions to a potential… Read More
Expungements & Pardons: It’s never too late for a second chance
Not long ago, we received a call at Record Eraser from a senior citizen with a question… The woman on the other end of the line said she was 65 and seeking an expungement for a… Read More
Medical Marijuana in PA: What Passage Could Mean for Your Record
By a margin of 43-7, the Pennsylvania Senate passed SB 1182, a bill that would decriminalize about a dozen instances of medical marijuana possession in the Keystone state. "The Compassionate… Read More
Protecting Your Criminal History Begins with Choices
Most criminal cases begin when someone has a lapse in judgment or is under the influence of drugs or alcohol. After the crime occurs, they go through the system, sheepishly, accept… Read More