The client carried a multi-count Pima County Superior Court conviction covering felony Kidnapping, felony Robbery, and felony Aggravated Assault. Future First filed the Application to Seal under ARS § 13-911 and the court granted the application in 190 days, closing public access to the entire file.
At a glance
| Original conviction | Kidnapping (ARS § 13-1304), Felony; Robbery (ARS § 13-1902), Felony; Aggravated Assault (ARS § 13-1204), Felony |
| Application filed | Application to Seal, ARS § 13-911, 2024 |
| Court | Pima County Superior Court |
| Result | Sealing Record Granted. The entire case file sealed from public access. |
| Rights restored | N/A on this filing. Sealing closes public access to the record. |
| Time from application to grant | 190 days from application filing to granted |
The challenge
A multi-count Pima County Superior Court case with felony Kidnapping under ARS § 13-1304, felony Robbery under ARS § 13-1902, and felony Aggravated Assault under ARS § 13-1204 carries the heaviest tier of violence-related entries on a record. Each count surfaces independently on background checks. Pima County Superior Court records publish to public access systems the same way Maricopa records do.
ARS § 13-911 was the path. The statute closes public access to the file once the eligibility math and the statutory wait line up. The client completed the sentence across every count, satisfied the wait, and the path was open for an Application to Seal in Pima County Superior Court.
What we did
Future First filed the Application to Seal under ARS § 13-911 in Pima County Superior Court. The application covered every count in the case, including the felony Kidnapping count, the felony Robbery count, and the felony Aggravated Assault count. The package documented full sentence completion, the § 13-911 wait satisfied from judge-ordered non-financial completion, and the statutory factors the court weighs under § 13-911.
Multi-count felony violence cases get the closest scrutiny under the sealing statute. The firm built the application to address each count under the statutory framework. The court took 190 days to move the application through review. The application held up at every step and the court entered the order on the merits.
The judge signed the order. Sealing Record Granted on every felony count. The court file is closed from public access.
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If you have a multi-count felony violence case on your record
ARS § 13-911 reaches felony Kidnapping, Robbery, and Aggravated Assault convictions once the statutory wait is satisfied. The sealing wait runs from judge-ordered non-financial completion of the sentence and varies by class. The longest wait among the counts controls the case.
Sealing under § 13-911 closes public access to the file. Future employers running background checks against Pima County Superior Court records get no result on a sealed case. The arrest, the case file, and the conviction record drop off public view.
Set aside under § 13-905 is the related cleanup. The two often run in sequence, with set aside vacating the conviction and sealing closing the file. For a multi-count felony violence case the combination is the strongest cleanup available under Arizona law.
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Anonymized in line with firm policy. Client name not used. Specific dates approximated to year only. Outcome described reflects this client’s actual results. Past outcomes do not guarantee future results. For more detailed information on Arizona record removal law, visit the Arizona State Legislature website.
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