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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
v.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
__________________________ COUNTY,
PENNSYLVANIA
______________________
CRIMINAL DIVISION
DOCKET NO: ______________________
ORDER
AND NOW, this ____ day of ____________, 20___, after consideration of the
_______________________________________ presented by ______________________,
it is ORDERED that the Petition/Motion is ______________________.
☐ The criminal charges in the above-captioned case specified below are dismissed.
☐ The defendant's arrest record regarding these charges shall be expunged. Further,
it is ORDERED that the arresting agency shall destroy all criminal records, fingerprints,
photographic plates and photographs pertaining to the charge(s) specified below, which
resulted from the arrest(s) of _______________________________________.
☐ In addition, all criminal justice agencies upon which this order is served shall
expunge and destroy the official and unofficial arrest and other criminal records, files
and other documents pertaining to the captioned proceedings.
The information required under Pa.R.Crim.P. 490 appears on the attached page(s)
which is hereby incorporated into this ORDER by reference.
BY THE COURT:
______________________________
AOPC Rev. 03/06/14
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Pursuant to Pa.R.Crim.P. 490, the following information is provided:
1. Petitioner Name: _______________________________________________________
2. Alias(es): ____________________ ____________________ ____________________
3. Petitioner’s Address: ____________________________________________________
4. Petitioner’s Date of Birth: ____________
5. Petitioner’s Social Security Number: _______________
6. Name and address of the judge of the Court of Common Pleas or Philadelphia
Municipal Court who accepted the guilty plea or heard the case:
7. Name and mailing address of the affiant as shown on the complaint or citation, if
available:
8. Magisterial District Court number: ________________________
9. Docket Number: ________________________
10. The date on the citation or complaint, or the date of arrest, and if available, the criminal
justice agency that made the arrest:
11. The specific charges, as they appear on the charging document, to be expunged and
applicable dispositions (attach additional sheets if needed):
12. If the sentence includes a fine, costs, or restitution, whether the amount due has been
paid: ____________________
13. The reason for expungement:
14. The criminal justice agencies upon which certified copies of the order shall be served:
AOPC Rev. 03/06/14
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was PetitionerName (0.46 conf)alias__1
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was NameAddrOfJudge (0.34 conf)date_arresting_agency
was DateAndArrestingAgency (0.49 conf)restitution
was Restitution (0.38 conf)reason_expunge
was ReasonForExpunge (0.47 conf)agencies_served
was AgenciesServed (0.39 conf)md_j
was MDJ# (0.30 conf)specific_charges
was SpecificCharges (0.46 conf)name_address_affiant
was NameAddressOfAffiant (0.31 conf)
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defendant_name
court_signature
petitioner_name
petitioners_address
petitioners_dob
petitioners_ssn
name_addr_judge
reason_expunge
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alias__1
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agencies_served
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defendant
presented
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restitution
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