My conviction was for a felony and I was sentenced to state prison. What, if anYthing, could I do to get it expunged?

Unfortunately, if you were sentenced to state prison, or spent any time in a CDCR facility (including a prison camp or hospital) for your conviction (for any reason), your conviction does NOT qualify for expungement OR for reduction to a misdemeanor.[3080]

BUT, your conviction may still be eligible for Reclassification or Resentencing under Proposition 47, or you may be eligible for a Certificate of Rehabilitation and/or a Governor’s Pardon. (For information on Reclassification and Resentencing under Proposition 47, see PG. 970. For information on Certificates of Rehabilitation, see PG. 980. For information on Governor’s Pardons, see PG. 984.)

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    Cal. Penal Code §§ 17(b), 1203.4; People v. Borja (1980) 110 Cal. App. 3d 378, 381–82; People v. Mendez, 234 Cal. App. 3d 1773, 1780 (1991); People v. Jones, 176 Cal. App. 3d 120, 130–31 (1985).