Posted on 05/31/2023 5:46:29 PM PDT by nickcarraway
“We’re just down to the technical changes that we’re having conversations about. So we don’t have the final version yet but it is something conceptually I do support,” Gov. Kathy Hochul told reporters in New York City on Wednesday.
People convicted of sex crimes are explicitly ineligible, according to the legislative language, which has no effect on media reports concerning past crimes.
The proposal would allow certain employers like law enforcement agencies, courts, prosecutors, schools, and even Uber to access sealed records. The DMV and government officials could also view rap sheets when people respectively apply for driving-related jobs and gun licenses.
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The proposal would allow certain employers like law enforcement agencies, courts, prosecutors, schools, and even Uber to access sealed records. The DMV and government officials could also view rap sheets when people respectively apply for driving-related jobs and gun licenses.
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sealed with a sieve...................
Why is it government won’ t let other know about these people, yet they always can know about them?
If anything it should be the other way round.
If you think about it....a guy comes up to apply for a job, and he has a 1-year ‘hole’ in his resume....a normal HR office would just pass on the interview. I don’t see where this criminal ‘benefit’ helps.
They will just mandate that you hire all parolees. In New York, you can’t screen tenants based on their eviction records which are sealed. CRAZY!
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