Background Checks and misdemeanors
Will a misdemeanor show up in a criminal background check for employment?
Asked on 4/26/04, 10:32 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Andrew Nitzberg
Andrew Nitzberg & Associates
Re: Background Checks and misdemeanors
Yes, it will.
But often a misdemeanor can be 'sealed'. Sealing is a court order made on motion which will prevent the conviction from showing up on a backround check.
Very recent convictions are unlikely to be sealed and crimes that show someone is likely to be dishonest and lie/steal are unlikely to be sealed.
Most others are likely to be approved.
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Answered on 4/27/04, 12:39 pm
Robert Evans
Robert S. Evans esq.
Re: Background Checks and misdemeanors
The simple answer is yes, however one may petition the court for a release from civil disabilities. This aides in future employment possibilities.
Answered on 4/27/04, 1:15 pm
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