First, I agree with everyone else that "he" should be honest and tell the BI all about the expunged charge. However, like scott's area...if a charge is expunged here, it's pretty much vapor. There will be no computer record of the offense and the case jacket in the clerks office will be sealed and only opened subject to a judge's order. BI would just have to take your word for it that you were ever charged.
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10-03-04 05:15 AM #16
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10-03-04 10:24 PM #17
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If a department participates in NCIC, that is, they mail fingerprints and records of a charge to the FBI, then the fact of the arrest will show up, even if the record is expunged. The details will still be held locally.
It is possible, but not easy, to have the NCIC record removed."Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt man doing it."
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