Question regarding criminal records

[runzwithsizorz]

Originally posted by: BoomerD
MOST simple background checks won't find juvenile records once she turns 18, but many "in-depth" checks will still find them even with a state expungement.* This is TRUE.* SOME records never actually go away, even though you may be told they do, * FALSE, ALL criminal/arrest records are permanent, PERIOD.* however, they're not generally available to the general public.* Given, time, money, and connections, ANYONE can look at your record, after all, they are, PUBLIC records.*

Law enforcement, and judges have easy access to your records, and can pull them at a moments notice. However they are not supposed to use it against you after a given amount of time, YEAH, RIGHT!
Case in point: not long ago I was pulled over for a minor traffic infraction in Va. When asked by the officer if I had ever been arrested, I said no. After a couple of minutes in his patrol car with my drivers license, he came back to my car and said, You lied to me Mr. Runz, you were, in fact arrested in Ca. 1974, for possession of a destructive devise,(fireworks).
Needless to say, things went downhill after that.

 

[compguy786]

Yeah,
of course they have information on hand about arrests, they have computers in the car with them !
or they would contact the base station and give them your information to verify !
and i still dont know why she did it....she just keeps on saying IDK
my mom and dad think that her evil friends brainwashed her to do something like this
and its just freaky how my friday night was spent looking at my sister in handcuffs