Nah, I just posted so that OP would have the info and not be suprised later thinking NV has expungement and that it is not as simple as going away. How ever it works out, OP needs to know how it will affect their future applications and background checks, if they have to make an application before the record is sealed they will still have to answer honestly and that will never be removed. I have seen juvenile offenses held against doctors many years later. Whatever happens it will be the most expensive jar of gel they never used!JETX said:Wow!! You make it sound like you spent exhaustive HOURS researching this for the OP. When all you really did was google it... as you did on another expungement post about Connecticut earlier today (so even less 'ordeal' on this post). Your 'research' came directly from the following website:
http://www.uslegalforms.com/lawdigest/expungement-criminal-records-law.php/NV/NV-EXP.htm
And of course, NONE of that will apply if the OP gets a DA from the court. As noted in my earlier post, his attorney is able to negotiate a DA (and given the minor seriousness of the charge, that is likely), the issue of expungement will never arise.... as the charge will be dismissed upon the OP's successful completion of the terms as set by the court.
Connecticut expungement? Not me, someone else.