I received a first offender pardon in Louisiana, so,a pardon erases the record?
Hope so

It commutes the conviction... likely not the entire record. How else would they ever know if someone was a second time offender?

So, will it show up on a background check for a job?

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rhonkelly03 does not find this helpful : it was helpful in a way, but wanted to know if it will still show up on a background check for a job. thanks

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Sorry, i did not accuse anyone of anything!! Maybe i did not word the question right, i apologize.
The question is ,i received a first offender pardon in louisiana, wanted to know if it will still show up on a background check for a job.

Thank you

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SORRY, I DID NOT ACCUSE ANYONE OF ANYTHING !!! MAYBE I DID NOT WORD THE QUESTION RIGHT, I APOLOGIZE.
THE QUESTION IS ,I RECEIVED A FIRST OFFENDER PARDON IN LOUISIANA, WANTED TO KNOW IF IT WILL STILL SHOW UP ON A BACKGROUND CHECK FOR A JOB.

THANK YOU

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There are different types of criminal background checks... some are superficial... some are so thorough they could probably tell you what color underwear you had on that day and when they were last washed. What type of job would the background check be for... someone can give a better answer knowing that.

It would be a clerical job in an office

I am wondering if you ever figured out if it was still on your background check? Or did you have to hire a attorney to have it removed?

Will it not show up on a regular background search, if the police, or court or national security backgrounds are done it will show up, but show it was pardoned