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Pardons

Pardons

Pardons
Criminal defense law is a complicated field and you shouldn’t have to do it alone. Getting help early on is vital when starting the process to apply for a Pardon from your criminal conviction(s). There is no guarantee that you will get a pardon as it can be denied at the discretion of the Probation, Parole, and Pardon Services Board, but with our help, your chances significantly increase and we’ll fight to have your civil rights restored.

South Carolina Criminal Defense Attorney
If you have been convicted of a crime and wish to seek Pardon from the consequences, the Victoria Law Firm is willing and ready to help you. The lengthy Pardon process can take 7 to 9 months and we are dedicated to standing beside you from beginning to end to successfully restore your civil rights.

Free Consultation About Your Application For Pardon
Clients looking for a lawyer in the Spartanburg, Greenville, and Anderson, South Carolina areas, take action and call us today for a complimentary Pardon case evaluation so we can begin to fight to restore your rights as a citizen of the United States.

What You Should Know About Pardons In South Carolina
There is a difference between a pardon and an expungement of records. While Record Expungement wipes a conviction off your criminal record completely, a pardon does not. But as laws and other statutes change, there may be rights and options that you may not have considered available to you.

A pardon is a grant by the state excusing a person convicted of a crime from its legal penalties, but the original conviction remains on a criminal record so that a person must still acknowledge their conviction. For instance, a pardon does not remove sex offender status.

However, there are some very important civil rights that a Pardon restores to the person convicted of a crime. These include the right to vote, and the right to hold most public offices. It also includes the right to serve on a jury, to resume a licensed profession, and gun rights. You’ll also have the right to testify in court without having evidence from your conviction presented.

CALL OUR OFFICE TO SCHEDULE YOUR FREE CONSULTATION ABOUT PARDONS IN THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.