After a certain amount of time has passed (let's say 15-20 years) should someone's criminal record be cleared?

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Depends on what they did

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Assuming they have been an upstanding citizen for the duration; sure.

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I said no, but I think it depends on the crime. Violent crimes absolutely shouldn't.
Misdemeanors and petty theft(things of that nature) should.

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You make the choice to commit a crime, and therefore you should live with the consequences. That includes having a record.

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It depends on the crime.

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Depends on the offense. Misdemeanors, probably. Felonies, iffy. Violent crimes, never.

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Never!!!!! I know of someone who's a sex offender (I no longer communicate with him, my grandmother does). He wants to try and get off the offenders list. And guess what? It's looking good for him. Like wtf. Disgusting. He should've never been released from jail in my opinion.

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Violent Crimes shouldn't be erased from record but other crimes should.

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It can if you pay to have it expunged. .depending on crime as long as you got the 💰💰

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Depends. What crime, what help they sought, if they are a productive member of society, if they've been on the straight and narrow... You know, all the little things that show a person wanted change and made a change..
Some people can't change and 15-20 years and show a lot.

After a certain amount of time has passed (let's say 15-20 years) should someone's criminal record be cleared?

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