People v. Chatman
California Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CUÉLLAR, J.
**11 *381 *282 Anyone convicted of a felony in California suffers consequences. Even long after a defendant completes a term of incarceration or probation, some of these consequences-such as ineligibility for certain employment licenses-persist. To ease this ongoing burden, individuals can seek a certificate of rehabilitation. But not all convicted felons are eligible on an equal basis for such certificates. While former probationers and former prisoners are both eligible, former probationers face different eligibility criteria after they have been granted relief under Penal Code section…
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