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How long does a misdemeanor last on a person's record?

How long does a misdemeanor last on a person's record?


Asked on 7/12/01, 5:03 am

3 Answers from Attorneys

Re: How long does a misdemeanor last on a person's record?

Forever. Although a Certificate of

Relief from Civil Disabilities with respect

to employment may (not must) be granted by

a NYS Court with respect to a NYS charge

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Answered on 7/16/01, 6:29 pm
Peter Bark Bark & Karpf

Re: How long does a misdemeanor last on a person's record?

A misdemeanor or any crime always stays on the record but as time goes by, it becomes less significant.

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Answered on 7/12/01, 1:33 pm
Philip Schnabel Schnabel Law Office

Re: How long does a misdemeanor last on a person's record?

A conviction remains on a person's record unless expunged by court order or, if the convicted person was adjudged a youthful offender and successfully completes a period of probation, the record is sealed.

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Answered on 7/12/01, 3:37 pm


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