By David E. Ernst | Published June 13, 2015 | Posted in Juvenile Law | Tagged Tags: expungement, sealed records | Leave a comment
Juvenile Records – Who can see them? Should I Expunge them or Seal them?
Juvenile records are not criminal records, and juveniles do not receive criminal convictions. Rather, juveniles who break the law are referred to as “adjudicated delinquents.” In fact, when a person with only a juvenile record is asked whether he/she has been convicted of a crime, the legally correct answer is No. Who can access Juvenile Read More
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