Oregon Order Setting Aside Conviction is a legal process that allows individuals, who have been convicted in Oregon, to have their record expunged. This process is also known as expungement, which means that the guilty verdict or plea is removed from the person’s criminal record. There are two types of Oregon Order Setting Aside Conviction: General Order Setting Aside Conviction and Limited Order Setting Aside Conviction. A General Order Setting Aside Conviction allows a person’s criminal record to be completely expunged, meaning the conviction will no longer be visible on background checks. This type of order is available to individuals who have no prior convictions. A Limited Order Setting Aside Conviction allows a person to have their criminal record partially expunged. This type of order is available to individuals who have prior convictions, but are seeking to have certain convictions set aside in order to gain employment, housing, or other benefits. In order to qualify for Oregon Order Setting Aside Conviction, individuals must meet certain criteria. These criteria include completing all terms of the sentence, not having any pending criminal charges, and not having any convictions in the past 5-10 years. Additionally, individuals must demonstrate that they have been rehabilitated and will not pose a risk to public safety.