Any victim or family member who objects to a juvenile record expungement petition may file an objection with the court using Form CC-JRE-006, and should file the objection within 30 days after service of the expungement petition

Published objection procedure for victims and family members: any victim or family member who objects to the granting of an expungement petition may file an objection to the petition with the court; Form CC-JRE-006, Objection to Expungement of Juvenile Records, can be used by a victim or family member to notify the court of any objection; the victim or family member should file the objection within 30 days after service of the expungement petition; juvenile record expungement forms are available at the Juvenile and Family Law Forms Index.

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Non-public and automatic suppression (automatic suppression under expungement law, HB 1336, HB 837, stet after 3 years, as published)

Any victim or family member who objects to the granting of an expungement petition may file an objection to the petition with the court. The victim or family member should file the objection within 30 days after service of the expungement petition. (as published)

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Maryland Courts: Juvenile Record Expungement - Information for Victims and Family Members (rights of victims and family members, definitions, service of petitions and Forms CC-JRE-005/006, objection within 30 days)(retrieved 2026-10-17)

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