MELYSSA ANN DRAY

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MELYSSA ANN DRAY or his/her attorney is also permitted to conduct discovery before a trial is held to determine his/her innocence or guilt in connection with the charges contained on this page. MELYSSA ANN DRAY will not be required to prove his/her innocence if a trial is held in connection with these charges; it is the State of Florida that bears the burden of proving the guilt of MELYSSA ANN DRAY. That guilt must also be proven beyond any reasonable doubt.

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Name:

MELYSSA ANN DRAY

Date Of Detainment:

05-15-2022

Number:

22011105

Race/Creed:

WHITE

Gender:

F

Age:

35

Place:

Orlando FL

Charges/Cause/Suspicion Of:

OUT-OF-COUNTY WARRANT-
OUT-OF-COUNTY WARRANT-
OUT-OF-COUNTY WARRANT-
OUT-OF-COUNTY WARRANT-

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Kindly also keep in mind that information released as part of a public record does not cease being part of the public domain after an expunction has been granted. (Please see Cox Broadcasting Corp. v. Cohn, 420 U.S. 469 (1975)). In the State of Florida, pursuant to Fla. Stat. 903.585, an Order To Expunge requires "criminal justice agenc[ies]" to seal the applicable material. Said criminal justice agencies likely will be included on the Service List which typically is located on the last page of such an Order.

In short, Orders to Expunge apply to documents maintained on file by courthouses, sheriffs offices, and the like. "Expungements do not transmute once-true facts into falsehoods. They do not require the excision of records from the historical archives of newspapers or bound volumes of reported decisions or a personal diary. They cannot banish memories. Expungements are not intended to create an Orwellian scheme whereby previously public information -- long maintained in official records -- now becomes beyond the reach of public discourse. Although an expunction generally permits a person whose record has been expunged to misrepresent his past, it does not alter the metaphysical truth of his past, nor does it impose a regime of silence on those who know the truth." (Please see G.D. v. Kenny, 205 N.J. 275, 301 (N.J. 2011)).

MELYSSA ANN DRAY is 100% innocent of all charges contained on this page until adjudicated otherwise in a court of law.