- If you are 18 years old, or 5 years has passed since the jurisdiction of the juvenile court have been terminated;
- Since becoming an adult you have not been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor involving moral turpitude;
- The juvenile crime is not listed under 707(b) (a serious or violent offense);
- There is no pending civil litigation, fines, fees, or warrants;
- And the court has deemed you rehabilitated.
You want to seal your juvenile records because you can truthfully state to employers and universities that you have no criminal history. Employers will not see you record, and you will not be discriminated against for job because of your past. You want to seal your records so the mistakes you made as a kid do not follow you around.
Should your first request not be granted by the court, you can always reapply to have your records sealed.
If you need help with your case please contact the Law Office of Katie Walsh at (714) 619-9355.
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