<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

It sounds like a dumb question because obviously an expunged case cannot be reopened, a better way to ask the question would be... can it be file again if, for example, more evidence were found or is this case completely done and I shouldn't ever worry about it again? I was under the impression it would be dismissed and to my knowledge dismissed and "nol prossed" are not synonymous because a dismissed case cannot be reinstated. 

My general sessions charge in the state of South Carolina has been "nol prossed by the Solicitor because the defendant successfully competed the pre-trial intervention program" and I have sent the paperwork to get my record expunged. Let's think positively and everything goes through and my record is expunged. Could this case ever be re-opened?

The research I have completed on "nol prossed" charges indicates that the case can be re-opened if further sufficient evidence is found. That is typically a case where the charge was conditioned "nol prossed" by lack of evidence or a technical error. However, none of the examples I have found include nol prossed due to successful completion of PTI or similar program that are eligible to be re-opened. 

Thank you!
<bot>: Case "nol prossed" and expunged. Any chance of potential further evidence having the victim open another case in the future?