Can an expunction order won by an acquitted criminal defendant only be used for that person's benefit? Or can a former prosecutor use it in response to State Bar of Texas disciplinary proceedings?
February 10, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Can an expunction order won by an acquitted criminal defendant only be used for that person’s benefit? Or can a former prosecutor use it in response to State Bar of Texas disciplinary proceedings?
The Texas Supreme Court considered those questions on Feb. 6 during oral argument in an unusual writ of mandamus case brought by the state bar.
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