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Anonymous #1

anyone a lawyer or paralegal?

#10554663 - 06/22/09 06:22 PM (17 years, 4 months ago)

k so i was convicted of a class A felony in washington state at 15 and am 21 now and am curious as to the searchability of my record. i've read many times that after crimes 7 years or older may be ommitted on applications but am unsure if this is standard procedure? I've applied to a few jobs and been denied for my background I'm sure and for a few others I've had success w/o the checks. The checks are stupid they keep recidivism high it's fucking RETARDED

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Anonymous #2

Re: anyone a lawyer or paralegal?

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#10556456 - 06/22/09 11:39 PM (17 years, 4 months ago)

I do agree that employer's refusal to hire convicts contributes to repeat criminal offending. When you can't get a legit job that will pay the bills you have to do something, be that robbing, stealing, or drug dealing.

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Anonymous #3

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#10556918 - 06/23/09 01:05 AM (17 years, 4 months ago)

This may help: Link

Either hire an attorney or spend the time learning how to do it pro se.

good luck.

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Anonymous #4

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#10557166 - 06/23/09 02:12 AM (17 years, 4 months ago)

This was on that link, so you should be ok. i thought that it was dropped anyways when you turned 18. guess i was wrong...

Sealing Juvenile Convictions

Washington law allows people with past juvenile convictions to seal, vacate, and/or expunge their records. Through this process, you can undo multiple convictions, prevent employers from finding out about convictions, hide juvenile social service agency files, and possibly have certain records destroyed. If you were convicted of a juvenile crime that was not a sex offense, and you have been crime free for any two year period after your conviction, and you don't have any charges currently pending against you, you may be eligible to expunge your conviction. Feel free to fill out this form to get more information.

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