Legal Question in Criminal Law in New York
dwi
is it really true that a dwi violation stays on your driving record for ten years only in ny state. i have a disordely conduct and dwi traffic infraction the judge said does not give me a criminal record will these violations show up on a employment background check? they are from four years ago. please help!
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: dwi
A conviction of Driving While Intoxicated, VTL 1192.2 is a Misdemeanor under the VTL. The person who is convicted or pleas guilty to this charge is considered to have a criminal record and will be required to say they have been convicted of a crime on all official documents. This conviction stays on a persons record for life and is not removed after any period of time.
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Joel R. Salinger, Esq.
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