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 2008-12-31, 09:34 |
Sir Space Case 
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 Juvenile records
What happens to these when one turns 18 ?
*Looks totally and completely innocent*
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2009-01-01, 01:43 |
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Re: Juvenile records
Sometimes you can request the state to expunge your record. Some states it happens automatically and sometimes you can't. It also depends what kind of record you have, like if you "diverted" and instead of going to court you did community service or you actually say a judge and jury.
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