who can see disposed juvenile records? (felony)

What background checks will a disposed record show on?


Also, will getting them expunged and then sealed remove them from these few sources database?


the charge is non-adjudicated

You can send a PM to Legacy843; Maybe he might be able to answer your question.

This post was edited by SirRonLionHeart on Aug 24 2011 04:11pm

If they are expunged they can't be used against you as an official reason.

even in regards to joining the military, owning a gun, or working for a government agency?

nah i was also a juvenille felon.. once you turn an adult they cant bring your juvenile record up against you if your looking for a job or anything like that. not even in court they say but if you murdered some1 then who knows

my last back ground check just showed my last adult charges

I know that for a regular job it will not show but for a government agency, they have access to databases that a non-government place of employment would not legally be able to access

but still i dont think they can bring it up against you for no reason.. i have already looked into this once your 18 its suppose to be removed from your record

try to google it or something or call your local court house or whatever and ask them

my local court house "disposed" of it when I turned 24, not 18 (different states most likely)


but that doesnt mean it is not in the NCIC system or another crime database since it is a felony.

When I get background checks on my possible employees for my team here at Cisco Systems, we get a federal report. I can see any arrest and or conviction, probation deferred probation etc...

Doesn't matter what age or even if it was thrown out. I was in some trouble when I was young so I over look things from when people were juveniles unless it is serious. As for Beowulf and marinda I can use any reason I please not to hire anyone. Maybe it has to do with being with a multi billion dollar company, but that's the way we work.

This post was edited by DF_666 on Aug 24 2011 05:51pm

Cisco systems? Does that deal with any government assignments or anything federally oriented?


Also do you mind disclosing your method of background check?