Tennessee Code Title 40. Criminal Procedure § 40-32-107

(i) Section 39-14-103--Theft of property;

(ii) Section 39-14-104--Theft of services;

(iii) Section 39-14-114--Forgery;

(iv) Section 39-14-115--Criminal simulation;

(v) Section 39-14-118--Illegal possession or fraudulent use of a credit card or debit card;

(vi) Section 39-14-121 -Worthless checks;

(vii) Section 39-14-130--Destruction of valuable papers;

(viii) Section 39-14-133--Fraudulent or false insurance claims;

(ix) Section 39-14-137--Fraudulent qualifying for set-aside programs;

(x) Section 39-14-138--Theft of trade secrets;

(xi) Section 39-14-139--Sale of recorded live performances without consent;

(xii) Section 39-14-149--Communication theft;

(xiii) Section 39-14-150(c)--Identity theft trafficking;

(xiv) Section 39-14-152--Use of a counterfeit mark or logo;

(xv) Section 39-14-154--Home improvement fraud;

(xvi) Section 39-14-408--Vandalism;

(xvii) Section 39-14-602(b)(5)--Violation of Tennessee Personal and Commercial Computer Act;

(xviii) Section 39-14-603--Unsolicited bulk electronic mail;

(xix) Section 39-14-804--Theft of animal from or damage to an animal facility;

(xx) Section 39-17-417(c)--Manufacture, deliver, sale, or possession of Schedule II drug, including cocaine or methamphetamine in an amount less than point five (0.5) grams;

(xxi) Section 39-17-417(e)--Manufacture, deliver, sale, or possession of flunitrazepam;

(xxii) Section 39-17-417(g)(3)--Manufacture, deliver, sale, or possession of Schedule VI controlled substance;

(xxiii) Section 39-17-454(c)--Manufacture, delivery, dispense, or sale or possession with the intent to manufacture, deliver, dispense, or sale or possession of a controlled substance analogue (second or subsequent violation);  and

(xxiv) Section 39-17-607(b)--Influencing or attempting to influence lottery;

(i) Section 39-14-103--Theft of property;

(ii) Section 39-14-104--Theft of services;

(iii) Section 39-14-112- Extortion;

(iv) Section 39-14-114--Forgery;

(v) Section 39-14-115--Criminal simulation;

(vi) Section 39-14-118--Illegal possession or fraudulent use of credit card or debit card;

(vii) Section 39-14-121--Worthless checks;

(viii) Section 39-14-130--Destruction of valuable papers;

(ix) Section 39-14-133--False or fraudulent insurance claims;

(x) Section 39-14-137--Fraudulent qualifying for set-aside programs;

(xi) Section 39-14-138--Theft of trade secrets;

(xii) Section 39-14-139--Sale of recorded live performances without consent;

(xiii) Section 39-14-147--Fraudulent transfer of motor vehicle valued at twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) or more;

(xiv) Section 39-14-149--Communication theft;

(xv) Section 39-14-150(b)--Identity theft;

(xvi) Section 39-14-152--Use of a counterfeit mark or logo;

(xvii) Section 39-14-154--Home improvement fraud;

(xviii) Section 39-14-402 or § 39-13-1002 [as applicable]--Burglary-other than habitation or automobile;

(xix) Section 39-14-408--Vandalism;

(xx) Section 39-14-602(a)-(c)--Violation of Tennessee Personal and Commercial Computer Act;

(xxi) Section 39-14-603--Unsolicited bulk electronic mail;

(xxii) Section 39-16-502(a)(1) or (a)(2)--False report to law enforcement not involving bomb, fire, or emergency;

(xxiii) Section 39-17-417(d)--Manufacture, deliver, sale, or possession of Schedule III drug;

(xxiv) Section 39-17-417(e)--Manufacture, deliver, sale, or possession of Schedule IV drug;

(xxv) Section 39-17-417(g)(2)--Manufacture, deliver, sale, or possession of certain Schedule VI drugs;

(xxvi) Section 39-17-430--Prescribing or selling steroid for unlawful purpose;

(xxvii) Section 39-17-433--Promoting manufacture of methamphetamine;

(xxviii) Section 39-17-438--Produce, manufacture, delivery, sale, or possession of hallucinogenic plant salvia divinorum or the synthetic cannabinoids (first violation);

(xxix) Section 39-17-454(c)--Manufacture, deliver, dispense, sell, or possess with intent to manufacture, deliver, dispense, or sell a controlled substance analogue (first violation);

(xxx) Section 39-17-607(a)--Making counterfeit or altering lottery ticket;

(xxxi) Section 39-17-608--Making material false statement on lottery application or record;

(xxxii) Section 39-17-654(c)--Unauthorized person conducting charitable gaming event;  and

(xxxiii) Section 53-11-402(a)(3)--Drug fraud;

(i) Section 39-11-411--Accessory after the fact;

(ii) Section 39-13-306--Custodial interference where person not voluntarily returned by defendant;

(iii) Section 39-13-604(c)(2)--Knowing dissemination of illegally recorded cellular communication;

(iv) Section 39-14-105(a)(2)--Theft;

(v) Section 39-14-114(c)--Forgery;

(vi) Section 39-14-115--Criminal simulation;

(vii) Section 39-14-116(c)--Hindering secured creditors;

(viii) Section 39-14-117(b)--Fraud in insolvency;

(ix) Section 39-14-118--Fraudulent use of credit card or debit card;

(x) Section 39-14-121--Worthless checks;

(xi) Section 39-14-130--Destruction of valuable papers;

(xii) Section 39-14-131--Destruction or concealment of will;

(xiii) Section 39-14-133--Fraudulent or false insurance claim;

(xiv) Section 39-14-137(b)--Fraudulent qualifying for set-aside programs;

(xv) Section 39-14-138--Theft of trade secrets;

(xvi) Section 39-14-139--Sale of recorded live performances without consent;

(xvii) Section 39-14-143--Unauthorized solicitation for police, judicial, or safety associations;

(xviii) Section 39-14-147(f)--Fraudulent transfer of motor vehicle with value of less than twenty thousand dollars ($20,000);

(xix) Section 39-14-149--Communication theft;

(xx) Section 39-14-154--Home improvement fraud;

(xxi) Section 39-13-1002--Burglary of an automobile;

(xxii) Section 39-14-408--Vandalism;

(xxiii) Section 39-14-411--Utility service interruption or property damage;

(xxiv) Section 39-14-505--Aggravated criminal littering (2nd and 3rd offenses involving certain weight or volume);

(xxv) Section 39-14-602--Violation of Tennessee Personal and Commercial Computer Act;

(xxvi) Section 39-14-603--Unsolicited bulk electronic mail;

(xxvii) Section 39-16-201--Taking telecommunication device into penal institution;

(xxviii) Section 39-16-302--Impersonation of licensed professional;

(xxix) Section 39-16-603--Evading arrest in motor vehicle where no risk to bystanders;

(xxx) Section 39-16-609(e)--Failure to appear (felony);

(xxxi) Section 39-17-106--Gifts of adulterated candy or food;

(xxxii) Section 39-17-417(f)--Manufacture, delivery, sale, or possession of Schedule V drug;

(xxxiii) Section 39-17-417(g)(1)--Manufacture, delivery, sale, or possession of not less than one-half ounce ( 1/2 oz.) and not more than ten pounds (10 lbs.) of Schedule VI drug marijuana;

(xxxiv) Section 39-17-417(h)--Manufacture, delivery, sale or possession of Schedule VII drug;

(xxxv) Section 39-17-418(e)--Simple possession or casual exchange (third offense);

(xxxvi) Section 39-17-422(c)--Selling glue for unlawful purpose;

(xxxvii) Section 39-17-423(c)--Counterfeit controlled substance;

(xxxviii) Section 39-17-425(b)(1), (2), (3)--Unlawful drug paraphernalia uses and activities;

(xxxix) Section 39-14-152--Use of a counterfeit mark or logo;  and

(xl) Section 39-14-903--Money laundering offenses;

(i) Section 39-13-101(a)(1) and (2)--Assault, if the offense was committed prior to July 1, 2000;

(ii) Section 39-13-102--Aggravated assault of public employee;

(iii) Section 39-13-111--Domestic assault;

(iv) Section 39-13-113(g)--Violation of protective or restraining order;

(v) Section 39-13-113(h)--Possession of firearm while order of protection in effect;

(vi) Section 39-13-511--Public indecency (third or subsequent offense);

(vii) Section 39-13-511--Indecent exposure (victim under thirteen (13) years of age) or by person in penal institution exposing to a guard;

(viii) Section 39-13-526(b)(1) and (2)--Violation of community supervision by sex offender not constituting offense or constituting misdemeanor;

(ix) Section 39-13-528--Soliciting minor to engage in Class E sexual offense;

(x) Section 39-13-509--Unlawful sexual contact by authority figure;

(xi) Section 39-13-514(b)(3)(A)--Patronizing prostitution from a person who is younger than eighteen (18) years of age or has an intellectual disability;

(xii) Section 39-14-304--Reckless burning;

(xiii) Section 39-14-406--Aggravated criminal trespass of a habitation, hospital, or on the campus of any public or private school, or on railroad property;

(xiv) Section 39-15-201(b)(3) [repealed]--Coercion-abortion;

(xv) Section 39-15-210--Third or subsequent violation of Child Rape Protection Act of 2006;

(xvi) Section 39-15-401(a)--Child abuse (where child is between seven (7) and seventeen (17) years of age);

(xvii) Section 39-15-401(b)--Child neglect and endangerment (where child is between seven (7) and thirteen (13) years of age);

(xviii) Section 39-15-404--Enticing a child to purchase intoxicating liquor--purchasing alcoholic beverage for child;

(xix) Section 39-15-404--Allowing a minor to consume alcohol on person's premises;

(xx) Section 39-15-414--Harboring or hiding a runaway child;

(xxi) Section 39-17-315--Stalking;

(xxii) Section 39-17-431--Unlawful dispensing of immediate methamphetamine precursor, sale of meth precursor to person on methamphetamine registry or purchase by someone on registry, possess meth precursor with intent to sell to another for unlawful use, purchase meth precursor for another for unlawful use, purchase meth precursor at different times and places to circumvent limits, and use false ID to purchase meth precursor for purpose of circumventing limits;

(xxiii) Section 39-17-437--Using substance or device to falsify drug test results and selling synthetic urine;

(xxiv) Section 39-17-438--Possession of the hallucinogenic plant salvia divinorum or the synthetic cannabinoids;

(xxv) Section 39-17-452--Sale or possession of synthetic derivatives or analogues of methcathinone;

(xxvi) Section 39-17-902(a)--Importing, preparing, distributing, processing, or appearing in obscene material or Class A misdemeanors;

(xxvii) Section 39-17-907--Unlawful exhibition of obscene material;

(xxviii) Section 39-17-911--Sale or loan to minors of harmful materials;

(xxix) Section 39-17-918--Unlawful massage or exposure of erogenous areas;

(xxx) Section 39-17-1307(f)(1)(A)--Possession of firearm after being convicted of misdemeanor crime of domestic violence;

(xxxi) Section 39-17-1307(f)(1)(B)--Possession of firearm while order of protection is in effect;

(xxxii) Section 39-17-1307(f)(1)(C)--Possession of firearm while prohibited by state or federal law;

(xxxiii) Section 39-17-1312--Failure of adult to report juvenile carrying gun in school;

(xxxiv) Section 39-17-1320(a)--Nonparent providing handgun to a juvenile;

(xxxv) Section 39-17-1352--Failure to surrender handgun carry permit upon suspension;

(xxxvi) Section 39-17-1363--Violent felon owning or possessing vicious dog;

(xxxvii) Section 39-13-101(a)(3)--Assault (offensive or provocative physical contact);

(xxxviii) Section 39-13-511(a)--Public indecency-first or second offense;

(xxxix) Section 39-13-511(b)(2)--Indecent exposure (victim thirteen (13) years of age or older);

(xl) Section 39-15-412(b)--Disseminating smoking paraphernalia to minor after three (3) prior violations;

(xli) Section 39-16-404--Misuse of official information by public servant;

(xlii) Section 39-17-317--Disorderly conduct at funerals;

(xliii) Section 39-17-715--Possession of or consuming alcoholic beverages on kindergarten through grade twelve (K-12) school premises;

(xliv) Section 39-17-914--Display for sale or rental of material harmful to minors;  and

(xlv) Section 55-10-401--Driving under the influence of an intoxicant;

(i) The person has never had a previous conviction expunged as the result of the successful completion of a diversion program pursuant to §§ 40-15-102--40-15-106 or § 40-35-313;  and

(ii) The offense for which the person was convicted:

(A)(i) The offense for which the person is seeking expunction occurred prior to any conviction for a criminal offense that is ineligible for expunction, including convictions for federal offenses and offenses in other states that would be ineligible for expunction in this state;  and

(ii) The person has not previously been granted expunction for another criminal offense under this subsection (a), subsection (b), or subsection (c);

(i) Five (5) years have elapsed since the completion of the sentence imposed for the offense the person is seeking to have expunged, if the offense is a misdemeanor or Class E felony;  or

(ii) Ten (10) years have elapsed since the completion of the sentence imposed for the offense the person is seeking to have expunged, if the offense is a Class C or D felony;  and

(i) Payment of all fines, restitution, court costs, and other assessments;

(ii) Completion of any term of imprisonment or probation;

(iii) Meeting all conditions of supervised or unsupervised release;  and

(iv) If so required by the conditions of the sentence imposed, remaining free from dependency on or abuse of alcohol or a controlled substance or other prohibited substance for a period of not less than one (1) year.

(i) Are offenses that are eligible for expunction under subdivision (a)(1);  and

(ii) Occurred prior to any conviction for a criminal offense that is ineligible for expunction, including convictions for federal offenses and offenses in other states that would be ineligible in this state;

(i) Two (2) misdemeanors;  or

(ii) One (1) felony and one (1) misdemeanor;

(i) Five (5) years have elapsed since the completion of the sentence imposed for any misdemeanor or Class E felony the person is seeking to have expunged;  and

(ii) Ten (10) years have elapsed since the completion of the sentence imposed for any Class C or D felony offense the person is seeking to have expunged;

(i) Payment of all fines, restitution, court costs, and other assessments for each offense;

(ii) Completion of any term of imprisonment or probation for each offense;

(iii) Meeting all conditions of supervised or unsupervised release for each offense;  and

(iv) Remaining free from dependency on or abuse of alcohol or a controlled substance or other prohibited substance for a period of not less than one (1) year, if so required by the conditions of any of the sentences imposed;  and

(i) Payment of all fines, restitution, court costs, and other assessments for the offense;

(ii) Completion of any term of imprisonment or probation for the offense;  and

(iii) Meeting all conditions of supervised or unsupervised release for the offense;

(i) Section 39-13-202--First degree murder;

(ii) Section 39-13-210--Second degree murder;

(iii) Section 39-13-305--Especially aggravated kidnapping;

(iv) Section 39-15-402 -Aggravated child abuse;

(v) Section 39-13-403--Especially aggravated robbery;

(vi) Section 39-13-805--Commission of act of terrorism;  or

(vii) A sexual offense for which the offender is required to register as a sexual offender or violent sexual offender under chapter 39, part 2 of this title, or any sexual offense involving a minor;