Fingerprints remain the same regardless of what age you were when you were printed, are now. Fingerprint files are totally different records from criminal records, and prints taken as a juvenile are available for use when you are an adult.
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Yes. Although juvenile records are sealed to the general public, law enforcement and the courts can still refer to them for official reasons especially if they refer back to similar (especially violent) crimes. - - - - - In certain cases a Juvenile record can be used against you like in my case. When I was 16 I was with some friends and we decided to break into a school. We ended up breaking a window and my friend at the time took some computer monitors. So I was charged with a Gross Misdemeanor of aiding and abiding burglary and sentenced to probation, restitution (paying for some of the broken window), and community service. I am now 24 and during a Civil case recently against me petitioned by the Sheriff of my county the opposing attorneys used my Conviction from when I was 16 against me to establish I was a danger and should no longer be allowed to have a Permit to Carry a Handgun. So they took a criminal case from when I was a juvenile 8 years ago and basically said I was the same person I am today. I live in Minnesota and in this state they can use Juvenile records against you in at least civil matters so be careful.
Meg Greve has written: 'Pet tricks' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Pets, Spanish language materials, Bilingual books, Bilingual 'Maps are flat, globes are round' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Globes, Maps 'Can an ant carry me?' -- subject(s): Juvenile literature, Ants
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Benefits: Longevity: Clay tablets have proven to be a durable medium for preserving written records over thousands of years. Authenticity: Cuneiform on clay tablets provides a direct link to ancient civilizations, offering insights into their language, culture, and history. Drawbacks: Fragility: Clay tablets can break easily, leading to potential loss of information. Storage and translation challenges: Maintaining and deciphering cuneiform tablets can be time-consuming and require specialized expertise.
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She kept records of meetings with all visitors which took place at the congressional office.
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Records are at State Level. There is no National registry. A good guess is about 35-40 million
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trust me. you better run with what you can carry.