Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
False Information
I was prosecuted for a crime about 4 years ago for a charge of attempted grand theft auto. I was given a deal for a plea of no contest. I accepted. 4 years later, applying for a job, I was turned down for having a criminal past with a conviction of gta with a fire arm. This information is not true and has been on my record for 4 years without my knowledge and has cost me countless job opportunities.
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: False Information
You can get this corrected. You can go to the Department of Justice website to find out how to contest a conviction listed on your record. Here is the site and you will find instructions there on how to do that http://www.ag.ca.gov/fingerprints/
You can also retain an attorney to do that for you.
Good luck,
Re: False Information
IF there is inaccurate information in your file, it can be corrected. Feel free to contact me to discuss the process if serious.
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