Trial court properly denied appellant's motion to expunge the record of his 32-year old felony conviction because appellant conceded that there was no statutory basis for the expungement and binding precedent established that there was no authority for an expungement inquiry predicated on due process rights. Affirmed.
January 20, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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Expungement • Constitutional Rights • Due Process
Commonwealth v. Romeo, PICS Case No. 17-0064 (Pa. Super. Jan.3, 2017) Stevens, P.J. (12 pages).
Trial court properly denied appellant’s motion to expunge the record of his 32-year old felony conviction because appellant conceded that there was no statutory basis for the expungement and binding precedent established that there was no authority for an expungement inquiry predicated on due process rights. Affirmed.
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