Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
Two and half years ago and I stole money from a client where I worked and got caught. I made full restitution within 30 days and the courts charged me with one felony and 90 days of community service. I had never committed a crime before and I knew I shouldn't have done it. I found a new job and have been working at it since. Recently my former employer happened to find out where I was working and I am concerned that she could contact my current employer and tell her what I did and send her copies of court documents etc. Can my former employer legally do that? I am doing well at this job and have not committed any other crimes and do not wish to have any trouble.
1 Answer from Attorneys
Anyone can tell the truth without risk of lawsuit if they are asked about you. However, a former employer should not seek out people to tell, because that would be an attempt to damage you, without reason to do so. IF it happens, contact me.
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