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What if the offender pleads guilty?

April 26, 2017guilty OFFENDER pleads

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What if the offender pleads guilty?

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If the offender pleads guilty or no contest, you can destroy the evidence five years after the plea and any appeals from the plea have been exhausted unless the offender requests retention and a court finds good cause to retain the evidence.