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To destroy; blot out; obliterate; erase; efface designedly; strike out wholly. The act of physically destroying information—including criminal records—in files, computers, or other depositories.

expunge verb abrade, annul, black out, blot out, cannel, cause to disappear, censor, cross off, cross out, delere, delete, destroy, dispose of, do away with, edit out, efface, eradicate, erase, excise, extinguish, extirpate, inducere, leave no trace, nullify, obliterate, oblitterare, put an end to, quash, quell, raze, remove, remove all sign of, remove all trace of, render illegible, rub out, scratch out, strike out, take out, wipe away, wipe off, wipe out
Associated concepts: expunge the record

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abrade annihilate annul Arrest record. Will it show on credit report? Arrested for agrravated assault, not guilty Attempted forgery, expunction blot out bowdlerize cancel cause to disappear censor Charged with theft under $300 Class A misdemeanor purged from record? Convicted of criminal domestic violence cross out deface delere delete destroy	The Cabrini clinic has since trained a cadre of lawyers to handle expungements at Davis' now-annual summits, said Christine Farrell, the clinic's director of criminal records. Seeing daylight: ex-offenders finally make political headway against ... by Rogal, Brian J. / The Chicago Reporter It is also useful to recall that policing has not always kept its own house well, particularly where "paperwork" and its electronic counterparts are concerned: the rate of failed updates of and expungements from the NCIC databases perhaps serves as a convenient reality check. Improving our view of the world: police and augmented reality ... by Cowper. Thomas J.; Buerger, Michael E. / Improving Our View of the World: Police and Augmented Reality Technology In' Bonanno's case, the prior allegations include prosecutorial misconduct, an affair with a court clerk, gifts and campaign improprieties, and signing an inordinate number of expungements. House panel considers judicial impeachment issues by Brown, Amy K. / Florida Bar News	Expressum facit cessare tacitum expressway exprimere exprobate exprobation exprobrate exprobratio exprobration exprobrative exprobratory Expromission Exprommissor expropriate expropriated expropriation expropriatory expugnable expulsio expulsion expulsion of a fetus expunction Expunction Virginia Expunction, New Jersey expunge expunge the record of expungements expurgate expurgated expurgation exquisite exsanguis exsect exsection exsequi exsistere exsolvere exspectatio exspirare exspiratio exspoliare extant extemperaneous extemplo extemporal extemporaneous extemporaneousness extemporary extempore extend extend citizenship to an alien extend credit	expulsion of a fetus expulsion order expulsion-fuse unit expulsions expulsions expulsive expulsive expulsive expulsive pain expulsive stage of labor expunction expunction expunction Expunction Virginia Expunction, New Jersey expunctions expunctions expunctions expunge expunge expunge expunge expunge from expunge the record of expunged expunged expunged Expungement Expungement Expungement expungements expunger expunger expunger expungers expungers expungers expunges expunges expunges expunging expunging expunging expurgate expurgate expurgate expurgate from expurgated expurgated expurgated expurgated expurgates expurgates expurgating expurgating expurgation expurgation expurgations expurgations expurgator expurgator

The Cabrini clinic has since trained a cadre of lawyers to handle expungements at Davis' now-annual summits, said Christine Farrell, the clinic's director of criminal records.

Seeing daylight: ex-offenders finally make political headway against ... by Rogal, Brian J. / The Chicago Reporter

It is also useful to recall that policing has not always kept its own house well, particularly where "paperwork" and its electronic counterparts are concerned: the rate of failed updates of and expungements from the NCIC databases perhaps serves as a convenient reality check.

Improving our view of the world: police and augmented reality ... by Cowper. Thomas J.; Buerger, Michael E. / Improving Our View of the World: Police and Augmented Reality Technology

In' Bonanno's case, the prior allegations include prosecutorial misconduct, an affair with a court clerk, gifts and campaign improprieties, and signing an inordinate number of expungements.

House panel considers judicial impeachment issues by Brown, Amy K. / Florida Bar News

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