Court supervision background check
Court supervision background check
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Q: I successfully completed supervision in a criminal case several years ago. When I negotiated the plea, I was told that once I successfully completed supervision I wouldn't have any record. But I recently got turned down for a job because a background check turned up that record. Why is it still a public record? What can I do?
How do you avoid such a headline? By learning the value and importance of conducting background checks on your applicants and new hires. In the case reflected in the noted headline, the employer was found to be negligent, in part, because it failed to conduct a background check on the employee who committed the acts, and it was discovered the employee had been fired by three previous employers. Failure to conduct a proper background check when hiring an employee exposes your business to a number of risks including:
http://hoganlawfirm.com/news/value-importance-background-checks/
The policy itself resulted from a change in state law implemented in Dec. 2014 which required all employees and volunteers who have supervision of minors to obtain criminal background and child abuse checks. That law was later altered to apply to college and university employees who had direct contact with minors on a routine basis as part of their employment. However, the State System of Higher Education did not revise its policy and continued to require all of its employees to obtain the clearances in an effort to “err on the side of caution.”
Each hire you make carries with them a certain level of risk. Despite all your vetting and interviewing, as an employer, you must have faith that new employees will be a positive, productive, long-term member of your workforce. The threat of hiring an applicant who ends up underwhelming you isn’t as bad as the danger of negligent hiring. If you fail to identify certain red flags before bringing someone in and that new hire causes serious harm (such as workplace violence, theft, or property damage), you as the employer are not only liable, but you could be sued. This type of litigation is something we’ve seen a lot more of in recent months.
https://www.paycor.com/resource-center/background-check-strategies-and-trends
If the thought of a background check keeps you from seeking employment, you may want to participate in a service being offered by the Madison County State’s Attorney’s Office and the Circuit Clerk. On June 18, county agencies, along with attorneys from the Alton law office of Simmons Hanly Conroy, will be assisting eligible individuals in expunging or sealing their criminal records. An expungement or sealing can give people a second chance by removing that employment barrier caused by a past encounter with the law years ago. Madison County State’s Attorney Tom Gibbons said the program is designed for those individuals that got in trouble with the law, accomplished all of the diversion programs and have changed their lives for the better.
https://www.theintelligencer.com/local/article/Expungement-day-program-planned-10445082.php
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