Petition to Seal Record(S) Under G. L. C. 276, 100c - Massachusetts (Russian)

This is a legal document that was released by the Trial Court of Massachusetts - a government authority operating within Massachusetts.

The document is provided in Russian.

FAQ

Q: What is the Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: It is a legal process in Massachusetts to seal criminal records.

Q: Who is eligible to file a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: Individuals who have been convicted of certain criminal offenses and meet certain criteria.

Q: What is the purpose of filing a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: The purpose is to have the criminal records sealed from public view, making them inaccessible to employers, landlords, and the general public.

Q: How can someone file a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: They can file the petition with the court that handled their criminal case.

Q: What are the requirements to be eligible for a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: The requirements include completing all terms of the sentence, having a clean record for a certain period, and demonstrating rehabilitation.

Q: Are all criminal records eligible to be sealed through a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: No, certain offenses, such as violent crimes and sex offenses, are typically not eligible for sealing.

Q: What are the benefits of getting a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts approved?
A: The benefits include increased employment and housing opportunities, as the sealed records will not appear in background checks.

Q: Is there a waiting period before someone can file a Petition to Seal Record (s) under G.L.C. 276, 100c in Massachusetts?
A: Yes, there is typically a waiting period after the completion of the sentence before one can file for sealing.

Q: Does sealing a criminal record mean it is completely erased?
A: No, sealing a record means that it is no longer accessible to most members of the public, but it can still be accessed by certain government agencies.

Q: Can sealed records be unsealed?
A: In some cases, sealed records can be unsealed, usually through a court order.