If at least ten years have passed since you completed punishment and you have no subsequent offenses, you may be eligible for expungement regardless of how many indictable felony convictions you had in the past. Only indictable felony convictions that are eligible for conviction qualify (in other words, crimes like homicide and sexual assault still cannot be expunged under the clean slate law). You may even be eligible under the clean slate law if you were granted an expungement in the past.