Yes. The records are not destroyed and can be used by a limited number of persons and for a limited number of reasons. For example, if an employer asks if you have been convicted of a certain crime (say, theft) that might have a bearing on the position you are seeking (say, as a real estate office manager with access to clients' house keys), then you would have to acknowledge the expunged conviction.

ANSWER: All sealed records in the Southern District of Texas will be retained in the Clerk's Office in paper form, and not made a part of the electronic record. Motions requesting that documents be placed under seal, or any documents filed under seal should be filed in conventional paper format with a clear indication of their sealed status. See similar questions...

No, we do not have any of our records on the internet in order to protect the public and not let vital information out that appears on some documents. See similar questions...

If a case results in an acquittal, dismissal, or Youthful Offender (Y.O.) adjudication, the records are automatically sealed at the time of the disposition. Except for these circumstances, there is no provision in the Criminal Procedure Law for the sealing or expunging of a conviction. See similar questions...

If you are the defendant on a sealed case, you may have access to your own records upon presentation of a picture I.D. to a clerk in the Central Clerks' Office, located at 100 Centre Street, Room 1000, New York, NY 10013, (646) 386-4000. Anyone other than the defendant must get an unsealing order signed by a Supreme Court judge. By statute, unsealing orders are available only under certain circumstances. See similar questions...

WARM petitions the court on behalf of the searcher, purchases the necessary records and then assigns the case to one of it's eleven volunteer confidential intermediaries (CI's). The CI will search, locate and contact the birth family member or adoptee to obtain a signed consent. No, judges in all Washington counties follow the petitioning process, as described in Washington RCW 26.33.343. See similar questions...

A motion and order to file documents under seal may be filed electronically. The documents ordered to be filed under seal must be filed conventionally and delivered to the clerk, with a paper copy of the order attached to the documents under seal. See similar questions...

In a misdemeanor adjudication with a finding of delinquent conduct, there is a two year waiting period before the records may be sealed. The statutes states the judge shall seal the records if (1) two years have elapsed since final discharge for a non-felony offense and (2) there have been no convictions or adjudications on any charge since final discharge and no such action is pending. See similar questions...

Petroleum spills of fuel, oil and solvents attack the pavement and seep in deep beneath the surface, softening the aspalt and reducing adhesion. Sun and rain cause oxidization... creating raveling, cracks and even potholes. See similar questions...

This provides you with links to the last 5 wedding websites that you have accessed and acts as a quick navigation tool to save time. If the wedding that you want to access is not in this list select the My Weddings option from the My Account menu and search for it in your full listing. Each summary table shows figures based on various time periods (e.g. This year, this month, this week etc....). See similar questions...

Unlike course files, which require a user to have appropriate rights in order to access them, files within the site files folder are accessible by anyone provided with the URI. For example visitors to the site may view images stored in the site files folder without being logged in. Please refer to Site files for more information. See similar questions...

Basically the dirt track is packed down very tightly by heavy rollers. This is done to avoid letting too much moisture get into the track and literally wash the dirt away. Inevitably the track surface is pretty hard when it is sealed. See similar questions...

Yes, for the most part. A listing of disclosures of your health information is required by HIPAA. You can find out who has accessed your health records for the prior six years, although there are several exceptions to the disclosure requirement. For example, a listing is not required when records are disclosed to the many individuals who see your records for treatment, payment, and health care operations (TPO). Those involved in TPO do not need to be listed in the disclosure log. See similar questions...

Sealing or Expunging of juvenile records does NOT happen automatically! You must seek the sealing of your records through the courts and can do so only at a certain time. Each case is different and will be decided individually by the Court. See similar questions...

The FOI Act says nothing about how long to keep records, it simply sets out the rules of accessing records that exist. See similar questions...

No. Conformance with the UK GEMINI profile allows organisations to meet their obligations and business needs without having to duplicate work. There is no need for any organisation to have to decide whether to use UK GEMINI or 19115 or eGMS. Using UK GEMINI effectively means you are compliant with all three. See similar questions...

Yes. "Exporting records" means that you can make a copies of specific records and send them to other libraries for exchange, verification, etc. To learn more about this operation, please check our short on-line manual. Prepared and maintained by the Department of Public Information (DPI), Dag Hammarskjöld Library (DHL) See similar questions...

Public records include all information made or received by a public entity, regardless of the manner in which it exists. Records can be written or printed books, papers, photographs, microphotographs, maps, plans, computer cards, tapes, electronic files on a hard drive or diskettes. Records may be made by handwriting, typewriting, print, photographic process or micrographic process. See similar questions...

Surfview Records uses PayPal's micropayment rate for downloads (5% plus 5 cents), which leaves $.90 to be distributed out of the dollar received for the mp3 download payment. The songwriters receive the compulsory mechanical rate (currently $.091 for 2007) and the rest is split evenly between the master owner, the artist and James E. Tessier/Surfview. Payments are made within 45 days of the end of every quarter. See similar questions...

NARA only has records of Federal courts. We do not have records from state or county courts. Federal court records are kept in the Regional Records Services Facility that covers records from that state. The one exception is the District of Columbia. These court records are in the National Archives Building in Washington, DC. Please contact us if you have questions. See similar questions...