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lemmy.world

Seems like the one thing I would want to do then is see those transcripts. Also the idea that you can just hide those things when they involve law is just outrageous, I would think they could only be sealed for a few years at max then it all needs to be public record.

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sh.itjust.works

You probably wouldn't want employers being able to search grand jury records if you were ever indicated or if somebody just tried to indict you.

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well if they are searching and there is no conviction then I would assume they wouldnt take those transcripts with any weight, and I would assume they would have the indictment if there was one for it. And if you were indited it would show I would guess on most background checks.

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You are not wrong, if its not a daily barrage like some people have normalized then everyone forgets. Its amazing how many people couldnt tell you issues from last week.

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