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DO CRIMINAL RECORDS “GO AWAY” AFTER SEVEN YEARS?

April 26, 2017criminal go away records seven

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DO CRIMINAL RECORDS “GO AWAY” AFTER SEVEN YEARS?

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No. Criminal information may be obtained from the court docket, which is a permanent record. The court files themselves are retained anywhere from five years to 75 years (in the case of felony files) according to Florida Statutes.