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Are expunged criminal records actually destroyed?

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Are expunged criminal records actually destroyed?

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A. Expunged records are not destroyed. Rather, they are segregated. That is, they are moved to a special location for expunged records. When an ordinary record search is made, records kept in this special location are not accessed. Thus the results of this ordinary search will be a return of “NO RECORD.

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A. Expunged records are not destroyed. Rather, they are segregated. That is, they are moved to a special location for expunged records. When an ordinary record search is made, records kept in this special location are not accessed. Thus the results of this ordinary search will be a return of NO RECORD.

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