Many people we serve have had the same questions about whether Level 2 background checks will release applicants’ sealed or erased criminal records to state licensing or regulatory agencies. In order to bring the topic into more detail, we have decided to publish the basic information about sealed and deleted records in Florida, as well as the list of agencies that will actually receive these historical records.
Juvenile Deletion Policy
DeSantis recently signed a pill that will change the Juvenile Deletion Policy. The bill allows minors to have their criminal records erased after completing a diversionary program. Many charges can be removed with the cancellation invoice. The only charges that cannot be cleared are felony crimes. A violent crime is the use or threat of violence against another person in the presence of imminent bodily harm. Examples of a forced crime are:
- treason
- murder
- manslaughter
- sexual assault
- car robbery
- Burglary
- Robbery
- Burglary
- Arson
- Harassment
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Crimes Deleted
(tag_2) ) All cases that the prosecutor dropped, dismissed, or never filed can be sealed or deleted. Cases where you have been found not guilty can only be sealed, not deleted. There are certain criminal offenses in Florida that cannot be erased or sealed. These include:
- Seducing or seducing a child
- Voyeurism
- Sexual assault
- Robbery
- Carjacking
- murder
- kidnapping
- arson
- drug trafficking
- sale or purchase of minors
- computer pornography (related to children)
- . ) In 2019, Florida changed its rules on sealing and deleting criminal charges. A major change includes a system that automatically seals records without conviction. Consistent with Fla.Stat.943.0595(a) “The department automatically seals a criminal record that does not result from a bill of indictment, information or other incriminating document for a violent crime”
To request a stamp or erasure, no attorney required. However, it can be difficult to tackle this process alone. Hiring a lawyer saves you time and ensures that the paperwork is done correctly. Additionally, some applications require a court hearing, where you may benefit from having an attorney argue on your behalf.
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- Acquisition of an organization’s intellectual property, such as its manufacturing sites, manufacturing processes, operational information or marketing strategies.
- Steal trade secrets from a company through extortion, bribery, or installing malware-infected technological surveillance