My 2 friends (both 16 years old) were recently pulled over and both charged for possession of marijuana, even though the driver admitted to it being his. Will that charge stay on their criminal records for life? Or is the slate wiped clean at age 18?
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Well it is not on thier record untill they reach the age of eighteen. So good luck and have a blessed day. Smile
it will be on your record for the rest of your life
But you can get it expunge,,which means you have to get a lawyer,,it will be well worth it because when you go apply for a job, this will be on your record and you might not be able to get a job because of it..
not wiped clean; your juvenile records are sealed at eighteen.
18
The “official records” in most places are sealed at 18.
they will be put on diversion (but if they were on diversion when they got caught then they will be put on probation) and that usually is about 30 hours of community service and like 6-9 months of diversion…