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Individuals convicted of any misdemeanor or Class D felony reduced to a Class A misdemeanor, such as OWI, reckless driving, domestic battery, battery, public intoxication, resisting law enforcement, conversion, invasion of privacy, fraud, theft, sexual battery, or any other offense where the judgment is entered as a misdemeanor, may have their conviction expunged after five years from the date of the conviction as long as they have completed their sentence, have a valid driver’s license, have no pending criminal cases, and have not been convicted of another crime for five years.

Individuals convicted of a Class D felony may also have their conviction expunged under certain circumstances. Eight years after the date of conviction, certain Class D felonies may be expunged as long as they have completed the sentence, have a valid license, have no pending criminal cases and have not been convicted of another crime for 8 years. However, certain Class D felonies and certain individuals based upon their particular circumstances are exempt. Even higher level felonies may have their convictions expunged.