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Do you still have a criminal record after the judge has declared you Innocent and dismiss the case?
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∙ 10y ago
You cannot be "declared innocent" by a judge or court. This is a common misnomer.
While in the US all are innocent until proven guilty, there exists also the paradoxical premis that charges would not be brought unless you were suspected of illicit activity.
There are certain procedures that also must be followed to bring a suspect to trial. From criminal complaint, to investigation and evidence collection, to filing of charges, arrest, and often pretrial incarceration, all of this remains in the public record.
While you may be found "not guilty" at your trial, there are those who will always believe you are.
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