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California Laws on Employer Use of Arrest and Conviction Records

Published: Jul 5, 2023

California law prohibits employers from asking job applicants about any arrest or detention that did not result in a conviction. This means that employers cannot ask about arrests and related court proceedings during job interviews, on job applications,...

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The Consequences of a Criminal Conviction

Published: Jul 5, 2023

The process of serving out your prison term might be challenging. You essentially lose control over your daily activities when the court convicts you. You may still be required to refrain from using drugs and alcohol while on probation, surrender your...

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Consequences of a Felony Conviction and the Possibility of Expungement

Published: Jul 5, 2023

A felony conviction has far-reaching consequences that can profoundly impact various aspects of your life. Beyond the immediate legal consequences, the collateral consequences of a felony conviction can manifest in limited employment opportunities,...

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What is the Difference Between Record Sealing and Expungment?

Published: Jul 5, 2023

A criminal record can affect the rest of your life. It will make signing a lease, completing your education, or finding a suitable job difficult. Even if a criminal charge does not lead to a conviction, the prosecution and your arrest record remain on...

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Defending Administrative Penalties for Marijuana Cultivation

Published: Sep 29, 2022

Although Sacramento County allows for residential cultivation of marijuana, each residential unit is allowed to grow up to six marijuana plants legally. Exceeding the limit attracts an administrative fee of $500 per plant above the allowed six for...

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Peace Officers’ Transparency and Accountability Improved By The Passage of SB-16

Published: Apr 18, 2022

Until recently, California law has kept police personnel records mostly confidential. The general rule under Penal Code section 832.7 was that peace officer personnel records were confidential and were not subject to disclosure. However, because of the...

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