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Criminal convictions will stay on a person's record for life unless they are legally expunged. Getting convictions expunged generally involves proving that the conviction was made in error, so most people will have to work around convictions indefinitely. Johnhoward.ab.ca: Understanding Criminal Records Expertlaw.com: Criminal Records ConvictionsCriminalRecords.pdf: ConvictionsCriminalRecords.pdf: Convictions and Criminal RecordsSource:
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by candiapple41 on October 1st, 2010
on an adult record forever. you can petition the courts to have it removed or exsponged but its costly and you need an attorney
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