How long does a misdemeanor in Georgia stay on your permanent record?

Answer 1

If you're over 18 and unless you have it expunged, it will be on your permanent record. * Misdemeanor convictions are not automatically removed or erased upon a set length of time. A misdemeanor can be removed from the person's records for "employment purposes" if specific criteria is met. The general requirement is that the convicted person was placed on probations under the terms of "probation before verdict". Contact the justice department of the Georgia State Attorney's office in writen form only, for further information. Juvenile records are not expunged but are sealed by the court when the person reaches the age of majority, unless the minor was certified and convicted as an adult. Juvenile records can be re-opened by the court if circumstances warrant the action.

Answer 2

Depends on what record you're talking about. The Criminal Justice Record is permanent, it never goes away. This is available to Criminal Justice and Regulatory Licensing Agencies only.

The sentence a Judge would give a first offender would depend on a number of variables. What the ADA is willing to accept, the severity of the offense, etc. In my courts, chances are it would be probation. Between 9 months and 2 years.

what conviction can an 18 year old first defender get if he was charged with four misdermeanors

There is also something called expongement to remove the acts off of your record it usually anywhere from $50 to $250 dollars

Answer 3

that is public record, It will be there forever.