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What happens if one is convicted of a forcible felony after the age of 18 and has yet to expunge anything from the juvenile record?

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What happens if one is convicted of a forcible felony after the age of 18 and has yet to expunge anything from the juvenile record?

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If the minor is charged or convicted of a forcible felony after reaching the age of 18, the persons record as a minor will be merged with the persons adult record if the minors record has not been destroyed.