The items found on your criminal record are always available for public inspection.
This is true especially if you have already been fingerprinted and arrested in the past.
However, if you are living in the state of Maryland, this information will be kept confidential.
Nevertheless, if you are once again arrested in another state, a separate criminal record for that state will be issued.
The FBI or the Federal Bureau of Investigation will file all of your convictions and arrests throughout the country.
What information inc included within an arrest record? Your arrest or any citation would usually appear on your record.
This information may be open for public inspection.
However, you can still have this information removed from your criminal arrest record under certain circumstances.
These include the following:

• You were found not guilty of the charges
• Your charge was dismissed
• The charge made resulted in probation prior to judgment
• The State's Attorney was not able to prosecute
• The Court postponed your case until further notice
• The case against you was compromised

Aside from this, you should also make sure to check your records for any errors.
Some of the possible errors that could happen include the following:

• Sealed Information - The criminal record that you have may contain any information that should be kept from other people.
  For example, you were arrested for a crime but were not convicted and the case was eventually dismissed.
  This information should be kept sealed.
  Aside from this, non-criminal offenses and violations should also be kept sealed or away from public inspection.
  
• Incomplete Detail or Information - Some arrest records may include an arrest without stating the appropriate conclusion whether it is case dismissal or conviction.
  Cases like these should also be sealed since some people might assume that you were guilty or you were able to receive a warrant of arrest even if you were not convicted.
  
• Having Multiple Entries - Arrests should never be listed more than once in your criminal record.
  

Once you are convicted of an arrest, you are not able to remove any guilty conviction information from the arrest record.
These details will always remain on your criminal data.
However you can file a petition with the courts to get the charged expunged.
You may want to search further information on this subject if you are interested in arrest record expungement as it can be a lengthy process.