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CSLB Records Retention Schedule 2023-168

Source-backed guide to CSLB records retention, Schedule 2023-168, Item 140, complaint and enforcement records, electronic records and CalRIM.

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CSLB's approved records-retention schedule organizes agency records into series with defined retention and disposition rules. Schedule 2023-168 includes complaint, citation, accusation, subpoena, investigator-log and DA criminal-referral records.

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Selected enforcement record series

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Retention depends on the identified record series. The schedule should be read directly because descriptions and calculation rules matter.

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Electronic records and devices

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A record's retention period and a physical laptop's service life are not necessarily the same. The question is whether required records remain preserved and accessible through authorized disposition.

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Application to the September 28 recording

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Plaintiffs contend the recording and related electronic records supported the DA-referral series because the referral used information from the interview. Defendants dispute Item 140's scope and application. No court ruling deciding that issue is represented here.

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Frequently Asked Questions About CSLB Records Retention Schedule 2023-168

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How long does CSLB retain DA criminal referrals?
Item 140 in the cited schedule states ten years computed from final court disposition.
Does that automatically mean every related file is Item 140?
No. The classification and scope of a particular record can be disputed and must be evaluated from the schedule and record context.

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