Petition to Seal Record(S) Under G. L. C. 276, 100c - Massachusetts (Arabic)

This is a legal document that was released by the Trial Court of Massachusetts - a government authority operating within Massachusetts.

The document is provided in Arabic.

FAQ

Q: What is a petition to seal records?
A: A petition to seal records is a legal process to keep certain criminal records private.

Q: What does G. L. C. 276, 100c refer to?
A: G. L. C. 276, 100c refers to the specific section of the Massachusetts General Laws that covers the process of sealing records.

Q: Who can file a petition to seal records?
A: In Massachusetts, individuals who have been convicted or charged with certain crimes can file a petition to seal their records.

Q: What happens if a petition to seal records is approved?
A: If a petition to seal records is approved, the records related to a person's criminal case will no longer be publicly accessible.

Q: Do all criminal records qualify for sealing?
A: No, not all criminal records are eligible for sealing. Only certain offenses meet the criteria for sealing under Massachusetts law.

Q: Is there a waiting period before filing a petition to seal records?
A: Yes, individuals must generally wait a certain period of time after their conviction or completion of their sentence before they can file a petition to seal their records.