If I have a ClassB misdemeanor theft charge but there is no conviction on my record since it has been sealed, am I able to work at a daycare?
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If I have a ClassB misdemeanor theft charge but there is no conviction on my record since it has been sealed, am I able to work at a daycare?
Asked on February 6, 2012 under Criminal Law, Texas
Answers:
Kelly Broadbent / Broadbent & Taylor
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
In Massachusetts, if your record has been sealed, you can answer on any job application that you have no record, or that you have not been convicted of any crime. If a potential employer obtained a copy of your CORI, sealed charges would not appear. Only law enforcement agencies and courts have access to the sealed record.
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