Labor/Employment
Mar. 11, 2014
Getting back to work: how to clean a criminal record
In light of the recent enactment of Senate Bill 530, now is a good time for the legal community to refresh its understanding of how to clean a criminal record. By Samuel T. McAdam
In light of the recent enactment of Senate Bill 530, now is a good time for the legal community to refresh its understanding of how to clean a criminal record. Under the new law, codified at Labor Code Section 432.7, an employer is prohibited from seeking, asking about or using a conviction, either misdemeanor or felony, subsequently dismissed pursuant to Penal Code Section 1203.4.
In general terms, Section 1203.4 authorizes the cou...
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