; (ii) the institution of criminal proceedings against the movant relating to the level A offense; and (iii) the results of the proceedings; and (D) return to the movant any fine, fee, cost, or restitution associated with the conviction and paid by the movant. (2) Effect If a conviction is vacated under an order entered under paragraph (1) the conviction shall not be regarded as a conviction under Federal law and the movant for whom the conviction was vacated shall be considered to have the status occupied by the movant before the arrest or the institution of the criminal proceedings related to such conviction. (d) Expungement of arrests (1) In general If the court grants a motion to expunge all records of an arrest for an offense under subsection (b), the court shall immediately enter an expungement order that directs that there be expunged from all official records all references to— (A) the arrest of the movant for the offense; (B) the institution of any criminal proceedings against the movant relating to the offense; and (C) the results of the proceedings, if any. (2) Effect If an arrest is expunged under an order entered under paragraph (1) the arrest shall not be regarded as an arrest under Federal law and the movant for whom the arrest is expunged shall be considered to have the status occupied by the movant before the arrest or the institution of the criminal proceedings related to such arrest, if any. (e) Mitigating factors (1) In general The court that imposed sentence for a level A offense or level B offense upon a covered prisoner may reduce the term of imprisonment for the offense— (A) upon— (i) motion by the covered prisoner or the Director of the Bureau of Prisons; or (ii) the court's own motion; (B) after notice to the Government; (C) after considering— (i) the factors set forth in section 3553(a); (ii) the nature and seriousness of the danger to any person, if applicable; and (iii) the community, or any crime victims