And yet you think those of us who volunteer here trying to help appreciate that attitude? I know I don't.
You mean they can't get the records from the state? That's what the statute indicates. But there are private entities that provide criminal records, and as private entities they are not restricted by laws that relate only to state agencies.Quoting gpvegas
They are most likely getting the information from a private entity. There are hundreds of private companies that offer criminal background checks, so unless they tell you there's no way to know which one they are using.Quoting gpvegas
Nevada law provides,Quoting gpvegas
As I interpret the statute, as you were not acquitted of all charges, you could not seal all of the information pertaining to the arrest and charge; and the court doesn't have to grant you any relief. I also don't know that sealing the record will help you in relation to private databases containing your unsealed record. So yes, it makes sense to talk to a local lawyer.Quoting Nevada Revised Statutes, § 179.255 Sealing records after dismissal or acquittal: Petition; notice; hearing; order.

