| He is seeking expunction of the remarks made against him by the single judge. |
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| Those are stand-alone anonymous data since they have undergone consistency checks, amendments and sometimes expunction. |
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| The concluding chapter is devoted to sentencing, probation, and expunction. |
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| In response, state legislators made expunction notifications automatic and paperless and held anyone maintaining the data criminally liable for updating it. |
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| Department of Public Safety officials say bills passed in the last few legislative sessions give them the green light to make anyone with a copy of the state's criminal records database pay expunction fees. |
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| Antioxidant capability in sperm cells is limited because of deficiency cytoplasmic components having antioxidant effects to expunction of reactive oxygens. |
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| Aggrieved by such strong indictment, the full court of the High Court had decided to move the apex court seeking expunction of such adverse observations. |
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| A Certificate of Eligibility issued by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement accompanied the petition for expunction of nonjudicial criminal history records. |
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