How far back does some one's Criminal History go?
360836
They're on it forever if after age 18 when it occured.  Some stuff before 18 gets purged, but not all, and sometimes it requires action by the person to purge it.
1158528
i  think  a   felony  is  on  your  record  for   good,  my   brother   has  several  on  his, and  they  all  show  up. from  his   first  one  to   now.but  thats   here  in   georgia. it   may   not  be  that  way   in  your   state.
362779
They can go back as far as the person doing the check want's to..., but I think most people check  between 5-7 years possible 10.
1093378
All criminal convictions last forever.\n\nSome states have provisions for expungement while others do not.  Even those that do only expunge a very few convictions, and rarely a felony.\n\nCA does have expungement procedures.  The rules are complex; you need an attorney to sort this out for you.
1134390
ummm, my whole life\n\n-father in prison at age 7\n-molested/raped at age 8-14 \n-into drugs age 10\n-aborted a baby age 16\n-in jail for beating up my mother age 17\n-dated a man almost 20 years older than me, he beat me age 17\n-miscarried baby age almost 18\n-brother sent to prison at his age of 14, i was age 17\n-sucicide attempt age 18\n-I cleaned up my life started dating again, got pregnant, got married, 8 weeks later filed for divorce because he was cheating on me while the doctors told me my baby was going to be retarded and not live past 6 months old age 19-20\n-divorced, started dating my current husband.  I married him 1 year after my divorce was final and then ex signed his rights off on my daughter my age was 22\n-while on my way to work one morning a garbage turck crossed the center line, hitting my car I lose the baby I was pregnant with.  I was in a wheelchair for 9 months, was told I would never walk again.  because I didn't have car insurance I could not sure in my state.  age 23\n-dealing with depression everyday of my life.  having the man that molested and raped me getting out of prison any day now. age 26\n\nyeah i would say i have gone through a tough time.\n\nAnybody wanna trade???
1002100
Your criminal convictions are a matter of public record and usually can be obtained at your states bureau of criminal apprehension.  There are also websites which provide an accurate accounting of criminal history. I've provided a link for one I have used in the past. Hope this helps you.
1084763
Felonies don't fall off your record for determining your punishment or determining if you are a suspect in future crimes help around or in your area. However there is a 7 to 10 year limit set down by federal law that you don't have to report them and the employer can't search for when filling out a job application or being considered for employment.
1067803
It would be called having them Exsponged, and maybe I am misspelling not sure, and they are only removed as part of a plea deal. You will occassionaly read of how someone will get a plea deal where if they commit NO crimes for like 5 years the thing would be exsponged.  As the first person said that is up to the DA as well though. I don't think there is any limit though. Although if you seem to have a history of committing crimes right after a prior is exsponged they aren't likely to make the deal very often. As to people under 18 I haven't heard of misdemeanors being removed from their record. It is summary offenses that are usually "sealed" or sometimes exsponged from the record. Maybe 3rd degree misdemeanors or so will be as well but the more serious the crime the less likely it will be removed.
926264
Again, any crime you committed as an adult will show up on a national criminal history, dismissed or not.   I know this as I have been on the job for 24 years.\n\nNow, as for if they hire you or not... That can only be answered by them.  Every entity has their own hiring policy.
939286
It really depends on the severity of the case, your criminal history, and what state or locale you are in.
138387
depending usually your criminal record from childhood is wiped clean from your record you gotta check with your state to see if you have any charges on you check out crimetime.com you can usually do a backround check on there
273497
lady -- if you don't know your own background, how are we going to know it?\nBelow is a link to some agencies that provide background checks.  Some of them may be able to pull your history.
426686
It depends on what state you live in, what sort of plea bargain you work out, your criminal history, etc.
585205
Depends on the employer and the job.  Most don't do thorough checks.  Some government agencies can view your juvenile records.  Otherwise, as in the above answer, those that check will consider your adult record.  In that case, the number of years would depend on how old you are.  If you have a minor offense in your background that worries you, you should probably disclose it rather than stress over the background check.  Some employers will fire you for lying on the application if you don't disclose something that will come up later.  Good luck.
968930
How old are you know?\nUnderage convictions do have some records protection.
439359
There's no way anyone here can give you a reliable answer based on the question you've asked.  To come up with a meaningful answer, people need to know why the person is on probation, how they have done on probation, what the person's past criminal history has been, what the nine felony counts are, the strength of the prosecution's case and the strength of any possible defenses, and probably a whole lot more.\n\nI'm not especially encouraged, however, just by the fact that this person is already on probation and they've gone off and committed more crimes.  Prison seems likely, but there's no way you're going to get anything more than plain old speculation based on the question you've asked.
1041947
not so good, my husband did something stupid when he was 16 (he didn't kill or hurt anyone) and the first apartment that we moved into did a background check and his was clean then we moved into another apartment and his record had what he had done on it, then when he applied for his current job they did a check and he has a clean background again. He's now 35 and says that he was just stupid when he was younger, he hasn't been in trouble since, thank god!