Motion And Order For Expungement Of Juvenile Records

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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
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IN THE FAMILY COURT
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JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
COUNTY OF
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A JUVENILE
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MOTION AND ORDER FOR
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EXPUNGEMENT OF JUVENILE RECORDS
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A Child under Seventeen (17) Years of Age
) Docket No.
Plaintiff Attorney:
Hearing Date:
Defendant Attorney:
Judge:
Guardian ad Litem:
Court Reporter:
M O T I O N
On Motion of:
_____________________________________(Juvenile/Attorney for Juvenile)
I attest that all of the requirements set forth in § 63-19-2050 Code of Laws of South Carolina (1976) have been met.
Consents
Declines to Consent
Objects
Determined to be ineligible for expungement
_________________________________________
Circuit Solicitor
O R D E R
This matter comes before the Court pursuant to a request made by the above captioned individual for the expungement and
destruction of the following juvenile records:
Petition Number
Offense Charged/Adjudicated
Section 63-19-2050, Code of Laws of South Carolina (1976) allows the destruction of a person's juvenile records in the following cases:
(1)
Juveniles taken into custody and/or charged with, but not adjudicated for, a delinquent act, and
(2)
Juvenile offenders adjudicated delinquent for a status offense or non-violent crime.
In order to destroy a person's juvenile records, the Court must find that:
1.
The person is 17 years of age or older, and
2.
The person does not have a prior adjudication for an offense that would carry a maximum term of imprisonment of five
years or more if committed by an adult; and
3.
If adjudicated, the person has successfully completed any dispositional sentence imposed by the Court; and
4.
The person has not been subsequently adjudicated for or convicted of any criminal offense; and
5.
The person does not have any criminal charges pending in family court or general sessions court.
SCCA 492 (7/2015)

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