Do we have any time period to compare to? Sauce?

Anecdote: Many times small first-offense misdemeanor charges against minors (like minor in possession of alcohol, small shoplifting, etc.) get sealed so stupid teenagers don’t have a record that screws up their life when they have one slip up (I know lots of people this happened to).

If we consider that any given age has roughly 4 million people in it, and we assume there’s 6-8years of a persons life where we might chalk up minor crimes to remediable stupidity (13-19yo?) then that means there were 40+ million people that were in this age group at some point in the last 4 years. So, let’s call it 200,000 sealed cases would be ~5% of those 40 million. Might be a little too much, but I think it could easily be in that 5% range. Think about 20 teenagers you know... might 1 of them have caught a case for boozing or similar?

Obv this is just bar napkin math with some rough assumptions, but just trying to put this into perspective.