Criminal Records are retained until the subject of the record is eighty (80) years of age with no criminal activity reported in the last ten (10) years, except where the subject:
- Has been sentenced to life imprisonment.
- Has been designated a “dangerous offender”, and/or is still under the sentence of a court.
- Is still the subject of a prohibition order which has not expired.
- Has an outstanding warrant or an interest has been expressed by an agency engaged in the execution or administration of the law.
In each of these instances, the criminal record is retained until:
- The subject completes his/her sentence and remains crime free for a period of ten years.
- The subject attains one hundred (100) years of age.
