Seal Arrest & Court Records is software that was designed to aid
persons who wish to seal their court / arrest records and who do not have
the funds to pay for an attorney. It is easier to have someone else
to do your paperwork if you
can really afford it. With this software you will be asked the same questions
as an attorney. The only difference is that you will seal your records
in the comfort of your own home, with the same forms, and not
spend a day at the lawyer's office. This software is simple and most
everything connected with this software is self-explanatory. Should you
see that you are having difficulties than you may contact the designer via the
listed e-mail address or telephone number. An added feature to this
software is a section called ' Legal Information ' which is used by many
investigators and all the links are free of charge.
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This sealing process is for use by persons 12 years & up
You will not have to leave the comfort of your home
All information is private & never put on line
An instruction page is printed automatically and tells
you
how to file your documents in person or via mail .
California Labor Code section
432.7 says that an employer cannot ask someone applying for a job for
information about an arrest or detention that did not end in a conviction.
Also, an employer cannot ask about a referral to or participation in any
diversion program. An employer is also not supposed to look for any
record of arrest (from any source) that did not end in a conviction. If
this information comes to the employer's attention anyway, the employer cannot
use that record as a factor in hiring, promoting, or terminating that
person.
This same code section says that the employer may ask an employee or someone applying for a job about an arrest for which he / she is out on bail or released from jail on his / her own recognizance pending
trial. A conviction, for purposes of this code section, includes pleas, verdicts, or findings of guilt.
Because in general people are protected from having to disclose to an employer an arrest if it did not result in a conviction, this guide will focus on cases where someone has actually been convicted and does not fall under the protection of this Labor Code section.
The sealing process is slow floating through the court system. You should not procrastinate because it takes about 3-6 months after your documents reach the Criminal Clerks office.
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