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Is something on your Georgia arrest record causing an issue for employment, housing or some other opportunity? Join us for a FREE event helping restrict and seal (expunge) eligible Carroll County arrest history. Pre-registration is required, and only the first 100 applications can be accepted and reviewed for assistance.Register today!
The Carroll County District Attorney, Carroll County Solicitor General, and Carrollton Police Department will be partnering with the Georgia Justice Project for a Record Event on Saturday, March 14, 2026 at Moore's Chapel United Methodist Church located at 120 North Park St. Carrollton, GA.
The first 100 applications will be accepted and reviewed by a GJP attorney for record restriction and sealing eligibility. The event can only directly assist with eligible criminal history that occurred in Carroll County. Event applicants will receive results, resources, and advice on the day of the event. Second Chance employers will also be present along with other community resource providers.
Record restriction means that eligible arrests/cases on your official criminal history report are restricted (hidden) from public view and are only accessible to law enforcement for criminal justice purposes and some governmental agencies.
Sealing means that eligible clerk of court records are sealed (hidden) from public view and only accessible for very limited purposes. Cases that have been sealed should not appear on a private background check for most employers and housing providers.
Georgia law has more options to help your record! Most non-convictions (like dismissals) and certain convictions are now eligible to restrict and seal from your record. For more information about what criminal history is eligible, please check out GJP’s FAQ HERE.