Is the following statement true? A minor may petition the municipal court to expunge multiple Alcoholic Beverage Code convictions upon reaching age 21.

• A. Not enough information
• B. False
• C. True
• D. Both

Answer: (B)

Expunction is a narrow remedy that removes records only in specific situations, and it does not erase a final conviction. If a minor was found guilty of Alcoholic Beverage Code offenses, those are final judgments and are not automatically expunged merely because the person turns 21. Expunction is typically available only when the case was dismissed, or the person was acquitted, or under other limited conditions before a final conviction. Turning 21 does not create a right to expunge multiple AB Code convictions. So the statement is not correct.