Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Re: Solicitation of prostitution 647b

Thank you for your inquiry.

I hate to give you a lawyer-like answer, but the true answer is "maybe". Typically, employers are not notified, but depending upon the city where you were arrested, it may be published that you were arrested, and certain public office positions may make your arrest newsworthy even absent such a policy.

Of course, you are innocent until proven guilty, so the arrest does not mean you were found guilty of solicitation, but conceivably -- it could be possible that your employer can find out about the arrest other ways.

I hope that this answers your question, but if you need more information, have other questions you need answered, or feel that you need legal representation, please feel free to email me directly at [email protected]. I�m happy to help in any way that I can.

Re: Solicitation of prostitution 647b

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Re: Solicitation of prostitution 647b

It is rare that employers are notified of a particular prosecution. However it can occur, either during the case that is pending,,or if the employer does regular background checks, the conviction may pop up. If you have concerns about this you should consult with your attorney to discuss the implications of the charges, which can be very serious.

Re: Solicitation of prostitution 647b

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