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Quick Answer. In Ohio, prior DUI convictions stay on a criminal record for six years after the conviction when penalties for multiple DUIs are assessed, according to Nolo. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles also states that DUI convictions stay on a driver's record for six years with regards to suspension of driving privileges.
If you are interested in knowing how long does a misdemeanor stay on your record, you will be disappointed and disheartened with the answer. Unfortunately a misdemeanor stays on your record forever.irst of all, you have to be a first time offender. If you have been convicted of many misdemeanors, then you cannot apply for expungement of your criminal record. Secondly, you have to wait for a year after which you can apply for your criminal record to be sealed.