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moomoo13
ANSWERS: 8
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Forever. And, rightly so. Say you were a good person for five years and then suddenly decided to commit another similar crime. Without your existing record and fingerprints, you would not be viewed as a possible suspect. These records are permanent not only on the local and state level, but also on the federal level.
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A Felony is Forever. Don't you just love alliteration?
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Everything that you have done. rather it be legal or not that is documented is recorded and stays on your record forever. For example if you are arrested for stealing a car and then found out that you were innocent. both the arrest and the court documents will be in your record. Once documentation is placed on your record it stays.
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it does but can be expounged in some cases where its only viewable by the government.
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Forever, unless a judge orders it expunged. +5
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forever.
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Until you die
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If I remember from watching television and news the length of time is based on the statute of Limitations which I think is 7 years. Good question +4pts. =)
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