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Order of Nondisclosure - Texas
Order of Nondisclosure is a legal document that was released by the Texas Courts - a government authority operating within Texas.
FAQ
Q: What is an Order of Nondisclosure?A: An Order of Nondisclosure is a court order that prohibits certain criminal records from being disclosed to the public.
Q: What does an Order of Nondisclosure do?A: An Order of Nondisclosure seals the criminal records from public view, but they may still be available to certain government agencies.
Q: Who is eligible for an Order of Nondisclosure in Texas?A: Eligibility for an Order of Nondisclosure depends on the type of offense and the individual's criminal history.
Q: What types of offenses are eligible for an Order of Nondisclosure?A: Certain misdemeanors and non-violent felonies may be eligible for an Order of Nondisclosure.
Q: How does one obtain an Order of Nondisclosure?A: To obtain an Order of Nondisclosure, an individual must file a petition with the court where the case was originally heard.
Q: What is the effect of an Order of Nondisclosure?A: The effect of an Order of Nondisclosure is that the criminal records are no longer visible to the public, but there may be exceptions for certain government agencies.
Q: Can an Order of Nondisclosure be expunged?A: No, an Order of Nondisclosure is different from expungement. Expungement completely erases the criminal records, while an Order of Nondisclosure only limits their visibility.
Q: How long does an Order of Nondisclosure last?A: The duration of an Order of Nondisclosure depends on the offense and can range from 2 to 5 years.
Q: Are there any offenses that are not eligible for an Order of Nondisclosure?A: Some offenses such as sexual offenses, family violence, and offenses against children are generally not eligible for an Order of Nondisclosure.
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