Utah Statewide Criminal Background Check
Search every Utah District Court and Justice Court with one order.
BCS Background Screening LLC returns verified felony and misdemeanor records, usually within 24 hours.
Each report shows charges, pleas, final dispositions and full sentences.
What Our Utah Statewide Criminal Search Covers
Utah keeps adult criminal cases in two separate trial courts.
First, District Courts hear felonies and most class A misdemeanors.
Meanwhile, 106 Justice Courts handle class B and C misdemeanors, infractions and many traffic crimes.
Because records split that way, our Utah statewide criminal background check searches both court levels in one order.
As a result, a DUI or retail theft charge from a small city court still reaches your report.
Additionally, we match every possible hit against the date of birth and middle name you submit.
Before you order, review our Utah background screening laws guide for state hiring rules.
- Felony convictions in all 29 Utah counties
- Class A, B and C misdemeanors
- Pending cases and warrants noted on the docket
- Pleas in abeyance and later dismissals
- Pleas, final dispositions and disposition dates
- Prison, jail, probation and restitution orders
Why a Two-Court Utah Search Matters
Most Utah misdemeanors never touch a District Court.
So a felony-only search can return a false clear on a real record.
For example, a Provo retail theft or a St. George DUI usually stays in a Justice Court.
District Courts
Eight judicial districts cover all 29 counties.
They hear felonies, class A misdemeanors and cases bound over for trial.
Justice Courts
Cities and counties operate 106 Justice Courts statewide.
These courts decide most class B and C misdemeanors and infractions.
One Live Case Index
Both court levels feed CORIS, the Utah courts’ case system.
We read that index through Xchange, so no stale database sits in between.
Verified Matches
We compare every possible match to your applicant’s identifiers.
Then only confirmed records reach your final report.
Utah BCI vs. a Court-Based Statewide Search
Many employers call the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification (BCI) first.
However, Utah Code 53-10-108 limits who may receive BCI records.
Qualifying entities include child care, vulnerable-adult care and certain government employers.
Those entities submit fingerprints, and BCI lists fees of $33 to $35 from October 1, 2026.
Meanwhile, most private employers do not qualify at all.
Instead, BCI tells other employers to have each applicant request their own record.
That personal record costs $20, and it requires an office visit or a mailed application.
In addition, Utah law makes knowing misuse of a BCI record a class B misdemeanor.
| Feature | Utah BCI | Xchange subscription | BCS Utah statewide search |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who can order | Qualifying entities only | Any subscriber | Employers with an FCRA permissible purpose |
| Search method | Fingerprints | Self-run name search | Name and date of birth |
| Justice Court misdemeanors | Only if fingerprinted and reported | Yes | Yes |
| Identity matching | Fingerprint match | You sort same-name hits | DOB and middle-name match |
| FCRA consumer report | No | No | Yes, with dispute process |
| Cost | $33 to $35 plus prints | $25 setup plus $40 monthly | $20 plus $10 state access fee |
| Turnaround | Varies by submission | Instant, self-service | Typically 24 hours or less |
Similarly, Xchange fits poorly as a hiring tool.
The courts require subscribers to use accounts only for their intended purpose.
Plus, you must sort same-name hits yourself, with no FCRA dispute process behind them.
Utah Offense Levels at a Glance
Utah labels every charge with a degree or class.
So the severity field on your report tells you how serious a charge is.
The table below uses the maximum penalties the Utah courts publish.
| Offense level | Maximum custody | Maximum fine | Usual trial court |
|---|---|---|---|
| First degree felony | Life in prison | $10,000 | District Court |
| Second degree felony | 15 years in prison | $10,000 | District Court |
| Third degree felony | 5 years in prison | $5,000 | District Court |
| Class A misdemeanor | 364 days in jail | $2,500 | District or Justice Court |
| Class B misdemeanor | 6 months in jail | $1,000 | Justice Court |
| Class C misdemeanor | 90 days in jail | $750 | Justice Court |
| Infraction | No jail | $750 | Justice Court |
Notice that class A misdemeanors can land in either court level.
That overlap is one more reason we search both levels on every order.
Likewise, a felony can drop to a misdemeanor through a plea deal or reduction.
When that happens, your report shows the original charge and the final outcome.
Plea in Abeyance: The Record That Stays Visible
A plea in abeyance lets a defendant plead guilty or no contest while the court holds that plea.
If the defendant meets every condition, the court then dismisses or reduces the charge.
Still, the case file does not disappear on its own.
In fact, Utah courts state that the records still exist until someone expunges them.
How We Report It
Your report may show a plea first, then a later dismissal.
We list both entries with dates, so you read the full outcome.
Unlike a conviction, a completed abeyance ends without a judgment of guilt.
Therefore, most employers treat it as a non-conviction under the FCRA seven-year rule.
What Each Utah Criminal Record Includes
Every record follows the same layout, so hiring managers scan it in seconds.
Also, each field comes straight from the court docket, not from a summary database.
Case Details
Court, county, case number, case type and filing date.
Charges
Utah statute, description, severity and offense date for each count.
Pleas and Dispositions
Plea entered, final disposition and disposition date for every charge.
Sentencing
Prison or jail terms, probation, fines, restitution and concurrent terms.
Warrants and FTAs
Failure-to-appear warrants, bail amounts and recall dates from the docket.
Identifiers
Full name, known aliases, date of birth and the matching method used.
How We Handle Common Names in Utah
Utah court indexes list names and birth dates, but rarely full Social Security numbers.
As a result, two people with the same name can share one search result.
We never report a record on a name match alone.
Instead, we compare the date of birth, middle name and any listed address.
If a hit still looks uncertain, we hold it until the identifiers line up.
That extra step protects your applicant and your company from a costly mistake.
Tips for a Faster Match
- Enter the full middle name, not just an initial
- Add maiden names and former married names
- Double-check the date of birth before you submit
- Pair the search with an SSN trace for past names
Who Orders a Utah Statewide Criminal Search
Utah’s job market keeps growing, and so does its screening volume.
These employers rely on our Utah search most often.
Tech and Silicon Slopes
Software firms screen staff who handle customer data and payment systems.
Healthcare and Senior Care
Clinics and care homes screen workers who serve patients and vulnerable adults.
Construction and Mining
Contractors screen crews before they reach job sites and company equipment.
Trucking and Delivery
Fleets screen drivers alongside a motor vehicle record check.
Property Management
Landlords screen maintenance staff who enter occupied units.
Retail and Hospitality
Stores, resorts and hotels screen staff who handle cash and guest property.
Utah Statewide Search vs. a County Court Search
In many states, a county search and a statewide search return different results.
Utah works differently, because one case system spans all 29 counties.
Consequently, a separate county search inside Utah rarely adds new records.
A statewide order also covers every city Justice Court at the same price.
However, applicants often lived in Idaho, Nevada, Arizona or Colorado first.
For those addresses, add a county criminal court search in each prior state.
Build a Complete Utah Package
- Utah statewide criminal search
- SSN trace for past names and addresses
- County searches for out-of-state addresses
- Federal criminal court search for federal crimes
- Driving record for any driving role
Utah Statewide Search Pricing
You pay one clear price per name searched, with no hidden court surcharges.
Our fee is $20, and the state access fee adds $10.
So your total is $30 for each Utah statewide search.
Many employers pair it with an SSN trace to find other names and states.
Likewise, a nationwide criminal database search can flag records outside Utah.
Utah Statewide Criminal Search
- All Utah District and Justice Courts
- Felony and misdemeanor records
- Dispositions and full sentences
- Results in your secure online account
How to Order a Utah Statewide Criminal Search
Ordering takes a few minutes once your account is active.
After that, repeat orders take less than a minute each.
Open Your Account
Complete our short business sign-up form online.
Every user account also offers optional Multiple Authentication Factor (MAF) sign-in.
Get FCRA Consent
Give the applicant a standalone FCRA disclosure, then collect written authorization.
Utah Code 34-46-201 lets you request SSN and birth date only with that consent.
Enter the Applicant
Then submit the full legal name, middle name and date of birth.
Next, add any maiden or former names you know.
Review Results
Results post to your secure account, usually within 24 hours.
Afterward, follow FCRA adverse action steps before any negative decision.
Utah Hiring Rules That Shape Your Search
Overall, Utah law adds only a few rules on top of the federal FCRA.
Even so, each one affects when you order and what you may use.
Public Employer Ban-the-Box
Utah Code 34-52-201 bars public employers from asking about convictions on applications.
They may ask during or after the first interview instead.
Law enforcement, child care and financial roles fall outside the rule.
Clean Slate Expungement
Utah Code 77-40a-205 clears eligible cases automatically once waiting periods pass.
Class C misdemeanors wait 5 years, and class B misdemeanors wait 6.
Expunged cases vanish from Xchange, so they never reach our report.
Expunged Record Answers
Under Utah Code 77-40a-401, a person may answer as though an expunged case never occurred.
So never penalize an applicant for leaving one off an application.
FCRA Reporting Limits
Federal law caps non-conviction records at seven years for most jobs.
In contrast, Utah sets no lookback limit on convictions.
Roles paying $75,000 or more fall outside the seven-year cap.
Need the full picture? Read our Utah employment screening laws page for every statute and agency.
Why Employers Choose BCS Background Screening LLC
Speed matters, but accuracy matters more when a job offer depends on it.
That is why every Utah record passes a human quality review before release.
FCRA Compliant
We follow FCRA accuracy, dispute and reporting-limit rules on every search.
PBSA Member
We belong to the Professional Background Screening Association.
Secure Client Portal
Our client portal runs on SOC 2 Type II audited infrastructure.
Clear Pricing
You see the $20 search fee and the $10 state fee before you order.
Sample Utah Statewide Criminal Report
This sample shows exactly how a Utah record appears in your account.
Notice how the docket, warrants and sentence all sit in one place.
All names, numbers and dates below are fictitious.
Parties
| Role | Name | Represented By |
|---|---|---|
| Plaintiff | STATE OF UTAH | LAUREN PIKE; BRENT HALVORSEN |
| Defendant | DALLIN REED HOLLISTER | SARAH L. DELGADO (accepts URCP Rule 5 service via MyCase) |
| Also Known As | JAMES MILLER (DALLIN REED HOLLISTER) | — |
Defendant Information
Charges
Sentence, Judgment, Commitment · 08/06/2024
- Preliminary hearing: Defendant waived the preliminary hearing and was held to answer the charges in the Information.
- Time for sentence: Defendant waived time for sentence.
- Charge 2 – Theft by Receiving Stolen Property (3rd Degree Felony): Indeterminate term not to exceed five years, Utah State Prison.
- Charge 3 – Firearm by Restricted Person (3rd Degree Felony): Indeterminate term not to exceed five years, Utah State Prison.
- Commitment: Remanded to the Salt Lake County Sheriff for transport to the Utah State Prison.
- Concurrent/consecutive note: Sentence to run concurrent to all other cases.
- Restitution: To be determined; prosecutor to file a restitution order, to remain open per statute. Restitution hearing of 09/09/2024 stricken, as no contact with the victim occurred.
- Also known as (AKA) note: JAMES MILLER
- Filed 08/06/2024: Sentence, Judgment, Commitment order and Plea, Rights and Waiver, both signed by Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER.
In plain terms: two felony convictions, two concurrent 0–5 year prison terms, and three charges dismissed.
Warrants on the Docket
Warrant text (both warrants). To any Peace Officer in the State of Utah. You are commanded to arrest and deliver the defendant to the Salt Lake County Jail. A juvenile may not be confined in an adult facility. Defendant may be transported within the state. The defendant must appear in Court before the issuing judge on the next available court date. This warrant may be served any time, day or night.
Defendant details on warrant. DALLIN REED HOLLISTER, 1187 W CANYON RIDGE RD, TOOELE UT 84074. DOB 05-19-1982. SSN xxx-xx-6158. Aliases: MILLER, JAMES. Citation No., Driver License No., Home Phone and Vehicle License: blank.
Case Proceedings (Full Docket)
Filing and First Arrest Warrant · April 2024
- 04/23/20241Filed: INFORMATION/INDICTMENT
- 04/23/20242Filed: WARRANT OF ARREST (PROPOSED)
- 04/23/2024–Case filed by efiler
- 04/23/2024–Filed: From an Information
- 04/23/2024–Judge PAUL H. DENNISON assigned.
- 04/23/2024–Note: DALLIN REED HOLLISTER DEF FROM Salt Lake County Jail
- 04/23/20243Filed: Probable Cause Affidavit
- 04/23/20244Filed: Order to Hold With Bail
- 04/23/20245Filed: Public Safety Assessment (PC: 402877)
- 04/23/20246Filed order: Warrant of Arrest – Judge GRANT M. HOLLADAY, signed April 23, 2024
- 04/23/20247Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 04/23/2024–WARRANT for Case 241913847, ID 25418390. Judge GRANT M. HOLLADAY; bail $5,000.00. Issued April 23, 2024; Warrant Number 986204517 (full text under Warrant 1).
- 04/23/2024–WARRANT: HOLLISTER – same warrant text recorded a second time
- 04/23/2024–Warrant Ordered on April 23, 2024 – Warrant Num 986204517, Bail Allowed, bail amount 5,000.00
- 04/23/2024–Warrant Issued on April 23, 2024 – Warrant Num 986204517, Bail Allowed, bail amount 5,000.00; Judge GRANT M. HOLLADAY; issue reason: based on the probable cause statement
- 04/23/2024–Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER assigned.
- 04/23/2024–IA/WARRANT/JAIL scheduled on April 25, 2024 at 01:00 PM in FAC – S31 with Judge JUDGE VIDEO
- 04/23/2024–Note: emailed warrant to adc/dc
- 04/24/20248Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 04/24/2024–Warrant Recalled on April 24, 2024 – Warrant Num 986204517; recall reason: defendant was booked
- 04/24/2024–Note: Defendant was booked, warrant recalled, hearing is set
Initial Appearance and Release · April–May 2024
- 04/25/2024–Cancelled: SCHEDULING CONFERENCE 1 on May 06, 2024 at 09:00 AM in FOURTH FLOOR-N45 with Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER
- 04/25/2024–Minute Entry – INITIAL APPEARANCEJudge MARIANNE COLE. Prosecutor ASHWORTH, TRENT. Defendant present, in custody of the Salt Lake County Jail. Clerk jennam. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape S31, count 1.37.Initial appearance: a copy of the Information is given to the defendant. Defendant waives reading of the Information.Appointment of counsel: court finds the defendant indigent. Court appoints Salt Lake Legal Defenders, 275 East 200 South, Salt Lake City UT 84111, 801-532-5444. Defendant to submit an affidavit of indigency.Scheduling Conference 1 set for 05/06/2024 at 09:00 a.m., FOURTH FLOOR-N45, before Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, Third District Court, 450 South State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-1860.Custody: defendant remanded to the custody of the Salt Lake County Jail.
- 04/26/20249Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 05/01/202410Filed: Appearance of Counsel/Notice of Limited Appearance
- 05/01/202411Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 05/02/202412Filed: Appearance of Counsel/Notice of Limited Appearance
- 05/02/202414Filed: Motion for Reduction of Bail and/or of Release – filed by DALLIN REED HOLLISTER
- 05/02/202413Filed: Request for Discovery
- 05/02/202415Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 05/06/202416Filed: RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR DISCOVERY
- 05/06/202417Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 05/06/2024–SCHEDULING CONFERENCE 2 scheduled on June 03, 2024 at 01:00 PM in FOURTH FLOOR-N45 with Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER
- 05/06/2024–Minute Entry – CONTINUANCEJudge RICHARD T. KESTLER. Prosecutor HALVORSEN, BRENT. Defendant present, in custody of the Salt Lake County Jail. Defense DELGADO, SARAH L. Clerk tylerb. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape N45, count 10:28.Continuance on the motion of defense counsel SARAH L. DELGADO, at the defendant’s request. Counsel asks for early release to Odyssey House. Court orders early release to Odyssey House once a bed is available. Motion granted.Scheduling Conference 2 set for 06/03/2024 at 01:00 p.m. before Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, held remotely. Parties must give the court a current email address and notify the court if they lack a phone or device.
- 05/06/202418Filed: Motion for Release to Odyssey House – filed by DALLIN REED HOLLISTER
- 05/06/202419Filed: Order (Proposed) for Release
- 05/06/202420Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 05/07/202421Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 05/07/202422Filed order: Order for Release – Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, signed May 07, 2024
- 05/07/202423Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
Failure to Appear Warrant · June 2024
- 06/03/2024–WARRANT for Case 241913847, ID 25533672. Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER; failed to appear; bail $25,000.00; no pre-trial service release. Issued June 03, 2024; Warrant Number 986211943 (full text under Warrant 2).
- 06/03/2024–WARRANT: HOLLISTER, DALLIN REED, Case 241913847 – same warrant text recorded a second time
- 06/03/2024–Warrant Ordered on June 03, 2024 – Warrant Num 986211943, Bail Allowed, bail amount 25,000.00
- 06/03/2024–Minute Entry – SCHEDULING 2 CONFERENCEJudge RICHARD T. KESTLER. Prosecutor HALVORSEN, BRENT. Defendant not in custody. Defendant failed to appear. Defense DELGADO, SARAH L. Clerk kaseyr. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape S32, count 2:19.The case comes before the court for a scheduling 2 conference. Based on the defendant’s failure to appear, a $25,000 bench warrant has been issued.Warrant: failed to appear for scheduled hearing. Bail set at $25,000.00. The defendant must appear. Serve the warrant anytime.
- 06/03/202424Filed order: WARRANT ISSUED for Case 241913847 – Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, signed June 03, 2024
- 06/03/2024–Warrant Issued on June 03, 2024 – Warrant Num 986211943, Bail Allowed, bail amount 25,000.00; Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER; issue reason: failed to appear for scheduled hearing
- 06/04/202425Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 06/12/2024–Note: Def booked, warrant recalled and notice sent to Judge
- 06/12/2024–Warrant Recalled on June 12, 2024 – Warrant Num 986211943; recall reason: defendant was booked
Preliminary Hearing, Plea and Sentence · July–August 2024
- 07/16/2024–Cancelled: PRELIMINARY HEARING scheduled on July 30, 2024 at 01:00 PM in FOURTH FLOOR-N45 with Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER
- 07/16/2024–Minute Entry – SCHEDULING CONFERENCEJudge RICHARD T. KESTLER. Prosecutor HALVORSEN, BRENT. Defendant present, in custody of the Salt Lake County Jail. Defense DELGADO, SARAH L. Clerk morgans. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape N45, count 3.00-3.02.The case comes before the court for a scheduling 2 conference. Based on conversation in court, the matter is set for a preliminary hearing.Preliminary hearing set for 07/30/2024 at 01:00 p.m., FOURTH FLOOR-N45, before Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, Third District Court, 450 South State Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-1860.
- 07/17/202426Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 07/17/2024–NOTICE for Case 241913847, ID 25640118
- 07/17/2024–NOTICE for Case 241913847, ID 25640119 – reason for change: Correct Calendar
- 07/17/2024–Rescheduled: PRELIMINARY HEARING rescheduled to August 06, 2024 at 01:00 PM in FOURTH FLOOR-N45 with Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER
- 08/06/2024–Charge 1 disposition is Dismissed (without prejudice)
- 08/06/2024–Charge 2 disposition is Guilty
- 08/06/2024–Charge 3 disposition is Guilty
- 08/06/2024–Charge 4 disposition is Dismissed (with prejudice)
- 08/06/2024–Charge 5 disposition is Dismissed (with prejudice)
- 08/06/2024–RESTITUTION HEARING scheduled on September 09, 2024 at 03:00 PM in FOURTH FLOOR-N45 with Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER
- 08/06/2024–Minute Entry – SENTENCE, JUDGMENT, COMMITMENTJudge RICHARD T. KESTLER. Prosecutor HALVORSEN, BRENT. Defendant present, in custody of the Salt Lake County Jail. Defense DELGADO, SARAH L. Clerk kaseyr. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape N45, count 1:50-2:04.Full sentence shown in the Sentence, Judgment, Commitment panel above.Restitution hearing set for 09/09/2024 at 03:00 p.m. before Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, held remotely. Parties must give the court a current email address and notify the court if they lack a phone or device.
- 08/06/202427Filed order: SENTENCE, JUDGMENT, COMMITMENT – Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, signed August 06, 2024
- 08/06/202428Filed: Plea, Rights and Waiver – Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, signed August 06, 2024
- 08/07/202429Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
Prison Transport and Restitution · August–September 2024
- 08/30/2024–Minute Entry – JAIL ORDER / WEBEX TRANSPORTJudge RICHARD T. KESTLER. Prosecutor HALVORSEN, BRENT. Defendant in custody of the Department of Corrections, Utah State Correctional Facility. Defendant not present. Defense DELGADO, SARAH L. Clerk morgans. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape N45.Please transport the defendant for a WebEx hearing with Judge Kestler on September 9 at 3:00 PM. Meeting link on file with the court.
- 08/30/202430Filed order: JAIL ORDER / WEBEX TRANSPORT – Judge RICHARD T. KESTLER, signed August 30, 2024
- 08/31/202431Filed: Return of Electronic Notification
- 09/09/2024–Minute Entry – RESTITUTION HEARINGJudge RICHARD T. KESTLER. Prosecutor HALVORSEN, BRENT. Defendant present, in custody of the Department of Corrections, Utah State Correctional Facility. Defense DELGADO, SARAH L. Clerk kaseyr. Sheriff Office# 388214. Audio tape N45, count 3:00.Per the State, this hearing has been stricken, as no contact with the victim has occurred.
Later Case Activity · 2026
- 07/20/2026–Judge ANNA K. WESTOVER assigned.
- 07/27/2026–Note: DEF email address changed (old address redacted)
- 07/27/2026–Note: DEF email address changed (new address redacted)
- 07/29/2026–Note: Notice of Case Activity sent to parties with a MyCase account.
Utah Statewide Criminal Background Check FAQs
What does a Utah statewide criminal background check include?
Our Utah statewide criminal background check searches every Utah District Court and Justice Court.
It returns felonies, class A, B and C misdemeanors, and their final dispositions.
Each record also lists the statute, offense date, plea and full sentence.
How much does a Utah statewide criminal search cost?
BCS Background Screening LLC charges $20 per name searched.
A $10 state access fee applies to each search, so the total is $30.
You pay no extra charge to include Justice Court records.
Can Utah employers get criminal records from the Utah BCI?
Only qualifying entities can, under Utah Code 53-10-108.
These include child care, vulnerable-adult care and certain government employers, and they must submit fingerprints.
Other employers must ask applicants to request their own $20 record instead.
Because of that limit, most private employers rely on a court-based search.
Does the Utah search include Justice Court records?
Yes, every order covers all 106 Utah Justice Courts.
These courts handle most class B and C misdemeanors, such as DUI and retail theft.
Without them, a Utah search can miss the most common workplace-relevant records.
How long does a Utah statewide criminal search take?
Most Utah searches complete within 24 hours.
A common name can take longer, because we confirm each possible match first.
Your secure account shows status updates while the search runs.
How far back does a Utah criminal background check go?
Utah sets no lookback limit on criminal convictions.
However, the FCRA limits non-conviction records to seven years for most jobs.
That limit lifts for roles paying $75,000 or more a year.
Also, most District Courts moved onto CORIS by the end of 1998.
Will expunged or Clean Slate records appear on the report?
No, expunged and sealed cases never display on Xchange.
Utah’s Clean Slate law, Utah Code 77-40a-205, clears eligible cases automatically.
So those cases cannot reach your Utah statewide report.
What is a plea in abeyance on a Utah background check?
A plea in abeyance is a guilty or no-contest plea the court holds for a set period.
If the defendant meets every condition, the court dismisses or reduces the charge.
The case file stays visible until someone expunges it.
Our report shows the plea and the later outcome, with both dates.
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