California Motion to Vacate Conviction or Sentence is a type of motion that allows a person convicted or sentenced for a crime to have their conviction or sentence vacated and removed from their criminal record. This motion is governed by California Penal Code section 1473.7 and is available to those who have been convicted or sentenced for a crime in California state court. There are three types of California Motion to Vacate Conviction or Sentence: 1. Motion to Vacate Conviction: This motion is for those who have been convicted of a crime but have not yet been sentenced. It allows the court to vacate the conviction, meaning that the conviction will be removed from their criminal record. 2. Motion to Vacate Sentence: This motion is for those who have been sentenced for a crime but have not yet served their sentence. It allows the court to vacate the sentence, meaning that the sentence will be removed from their criminal record. 3. Motion to Vacate and Set Aside Conviction: This motion is for those who have already served their sentence and want to have their conviction removed from their criminal record. It allows the court to vacate the conviction and set aside the judgment, meaning that the conviction will no longer appear on their criminal record.