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What a sealed record means in Massachusetts?

By Altman & Altman

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Criminal records have a way of following people, making it more difficult to secure employment or many other public benefits such as public housing. The fact is: most employers do not hire people with criminal records. Parents may face issues participating in parental involvement at their children?s schools as a result of an unsealed record. Sealing your criminal record essentially makes it less accessible. Most employers and landlords will not be able to access it when the do a run-of-the-mill CORI check. You can legally tell employers that you have no record. You can get your record sealed either by mail or in court, depending on the outcome of the case. It is of note that when one of these parties looks up your CORI, it will not say that your record is sealed...continue to full post

Full post as published by Boston Criminal lawyer Blog on July 17, 2020 (boomark / email).