Michigan Order On Application To Set Aside Adjudication is a legal procedure used in the state of Michigan to set aside a criminal conviction. This type of order is used when a person has been convicted of a criminal offense and wishes to have that conviction set aside, essentially wiping the slate clean. This type of order is available for many types of crimes, including felonies, misdemeanors, and juvenile offenses. There are three types of Michigan Order On Application To Set Aside Adjudication: (1) Order of Expungement; (2) Order of Limited Set Aside; and (3) Order of Restoration. An Order of Expungement completely sets aside the conviction and the records are sealed. An Order of Limited Set Aside removes the conviction from the criminal record, but the records remain accessible to certain government agencies. An Order of Restoration restores the person’s civil rights and removes the conviction from the criminal record, but the records remain accessible to certain government agencies.