Young offenders could have their juvenile criminal record wiped clean once they reach 18 so they are not stopped from pursuing options such as higher education or prevented from getting jobs.
Mr. Kiesle served three years' probation for his misdemeanor and underwent treatment, enabling him to eventually get his record wiped clean. 1 2 Next Page » Daniel J. Wakin contributed reporting from Rome, Anna Bloom from Oakland, Calif., and Rachel Gross from Walnut Creek, Calif.
Along with a manager of the gym, they began a letter-writing campaign on the trainer's behalf that led to his release after just four months, his record wiped clean.
The movie ends with "Topiary"'s record wiped, and our hero — who it turns out was the only honest man in a world of liars — sails into the sunset with Olivia Wilde, a lifetime of highly paid corporate consultancy gigs ahead of him.
And surely it's a matter of normal curiosity - for us, of course, but for the American people as well - as to how a person who might have been denied undergraduate admission to Harvard for an assortment of moral failings might later be admitted to the same institution's prestigious law school, and have any prior record wiped, as it were, entirely clean.
This means that in some cases, convicted dealers are back on the streets with their records wiped clean and sealed.
Coiste na n-Iarchimi, a republican prisoners' lobby group, said it was aware that many former inmates wanted to have their records wiped.
In a symbolic gesture announced by the government on Thursday, deceased gay and bisexual men convicted of sexual offences that are no longer illegal will have their criminal records wiped.
In exchange, his record was wiped clean.
It was not until early 1985 that Salazar discovered that his world record was wiped out.
