In New Jersey, there are two basic offenses with which a person can be charged, a felony, considered a crime, and a disorderly person’s offense, considered a misdemeanor. Although most felonies can be expunged, the more serious ones cannot. For instance, homicide and kidnapping are crimes that cannot be expunged. Other crimes ineligible for expungement are human trafficking, aggravated sexual assault, terrorism, arson, the selling or manufacturing of child pornography, and the prostitution of children.