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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.
CORI (Criminal Offender Records Information) Background Checks. Felony convictions are included in CORI reports only for ten years after final disposition (including termination of any period of incarceration). Misdemeanor convictions will be reported only for five years after final disposition (again, including termination of any period of incarceration). If an offender has at least one conviction that is still timely for reporting purposes, however, then all prior convictions (no matter how old) will also be reported.