Q: How protected are sealed criminal record's
Hi, here recently a rather well known person (who is not a judge or in any way related to the legal sphere of work) publicly showed a person's sealed criminal record. How on earth is that possible, and is doing something like that illegal?
A: You have posted this question in the forum for California lawyers. You need to re-post this in the message board for lawyers in Washington state.
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A: IF YOU LIVE IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, YOU NEED TO CONSULT WITH A LOCAL LAWYER WHO KNOWS YOUR LAWS.
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