In case you’ve ever been founded guilty of a criminal offense, it is a permanent component of your Utah criminal record, though exemptions to this stipulation do occasionally apply. Assuming that you’ve not been in more trouble, the criminal record could be qualified for expungement. When a criminal record is expunged, it’s no longer a component of a criminal record. As a result of expungement, an individual may answer “no” anytime asked if they’ve been convicted of an unlawful act by supervisors, property owners, and other situations.