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I believe in California you only need to pass the bar to become a lawyer, no expensive degree required.
I’m sure both of the attorneys who have done an apprenticeship are happy about that.
I have a speeding ticket listed as "Criminal" in here... That's news to me
Hmm, sounds like a broad classification associated with the record. In the broadest sense, I think all cases are defined as either civil or criminal.
I've got another ticket not listed as anything and actually it has my full DOB and previous address, cool
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Sounds like a privacy nightmare, though.
Why? There's no private information being shared right?
What is the tech stack?
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Sounds like a privacy nightmare, though.
That would be more of a problem with the legal system, not this search page.
Beyond mild curiosity, the only paying customers for a service like this will be groups like employers, schools, creditors, landlords etc. It removes the pain around paid background checks, and it includes data that was already legally expunged.
The fact that it includes data that was legally expunged actually makes this service more valuable than traditional background checks to certain types of people.
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Hmm, sounds like a broad classification associated with the record. In the broadest sense, I think all cases are defined as either civil or criminal.
I see another speeding ticket listed as "Non Criminal". I've got another ticket not listed as anything and actually it has my full DOB and previous address, cool
If it's a street you grew up on, what banks do you use? ;)