Your case ended, but it still shows up on background checks. If your case was dismissed, you were found not guilty, or you completed deferred adjudication, you may be able to clear or seal your record. An expunction erases it. A non-disclosure seals it from public view.
This comes up often after a dismissed drug charge or theft charge, or after successfully completing probation on a deferred adjudication.
Most people who qualify never do it, simply because they don't know they can. One free phone call tells you whether you qualify and what it takes.
