jrp225566
03-17-2009, 08:20 PM
My state has a law where a first offender convicted under law may seek a court order setting aside his conviction five years after either imposition of sentence or completion of any term of imprisonment imposed, whichever is later. This relief is available only to persons convicted of a single offense, the maximum punishment for which was less than life imprisonment, except for traffic offenses and certain sex offenses.
It has been five years since my conviction and I am looking into this. I cannot find a form labeled:
ORDER REGARDING
MOTION TO SET ASIDE
only a form labeled
ORDER REGARDING
MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT
My question is whether or not these are are the same thing. I don't know for fact if a form labeled 'Order Redgarding Motion to Set Aside Exists' so I am just guessing that the one I am using(Order regarding motion to set aside default) is the correct form.
An advice on the subject s welcome.
It has been five years since my conviction and I am looking into this. I cannot find a form labeled:
ORDER REGARDING
MOTION TO SET ASIDE
only a form labeled
ORDER REGARDING
MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT
My question is whether or not these are are the same thing. I don't know for fact if a form labeled 'Order Redgarding Motion to Set Aside Exists' so I am just guessing that the one I am using(Order regarding motion to set aside default) is the correct form.
An advice on the subject s welcome.