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If you are convicted of a misdemeanor and serve your sentence, you could file for an expungement in Montana. However, a conviction of a felony or of a sex offense will not be eligible for an expungement. The only way that could happen in those instances is if that crime is actually reversed.
Montana will typically only expunge misdemeanors. Violent or sexual felonies or misdemeanors are only eligible if the charges have been reversed.
An individual who has lost his firearms rights may ?apply to the district court for the county in which the person resides for a permit to purchase and possess one or more firearms,? and ?shall show good cause for the possession of each firearm sought to be purchased and possessed.? § 45-8-314(2)(a).
At Judnich Law Office, our Montana expungement team charges a minimum of $1,200 per Misdemeanor case to be expunged if no hearing is required.
In order to receive expungement, you need to have completed all legal requirements that resulted from your misdemeanor, such as paying fines and completing any court-ordered treatment. Candidates need to be law abiding citizens for five years and not commit any more offenses in Montana or any other state.
In the case of a misdemeanor, complete and submit CR-180 California Penal Code section 1203.4a states the requirements of expunging a California misdemeanor, including completing and submitting form CR-180, the Petition for Dismissal. Note that you must submit the petition for expungement in the county of conviction.
Montana law also allows otherwise ineligible people to purchase and possess firearms after a felony conviction if they receive a permit from their local court, which may be granted by the court upon a showing of good cause for possession of each firearm sought to be purchased and possessed.
At Judnich Law Office, our Montana expungement team charges a minimum of $1,200 per Misdemeanor case to be expunged if no hearing is required.