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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20-Police Department ~ w r . ......-: CITOOF SAN BERNARDIIO - RI!QUEO FOR COUNCIL AC1GN From: DONALD J. BURNETT, Chief of polic~~~. Criminal History Conviction Screenin~ . for Certain City positions. Dept: police Date: october 9, 1986 Synopsis of Previous Council action: No previous Council Action Recommended motion: Adopt resolution. /- / / . I Contact person: Gail Lindsay, Records ManaQer Phone: 383-5011 ext 260 FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Report, copies of PC 11105, Ward: PC 13300 & LC 432.7 Amount: None Source: N/A Supporting data attached: Staff Finance: Council Notes: 75-0262 . Agenda Item No. ~.o _ 4J. CI1C OF SAN BERNARDIO - REQU&C7 FOR COUNCIL AC1:))N STAFF REPORT The City is exposed to the possibility of liability claims arising from the potential misconduct of employees with criminal convictions prior or subsequent to hiring by the City. Penal Code Section 13300 provides that a City is entitled to arrest conviction information provided that such access is specifically authorized by the City Council by resolution or ordinance that express- ly refers to specific criminal conduct. provisions should be made for the payment of the State required finger- print processing fee which is at this time $18.50 per applicant. The Police Department currently requires that the fee be paid by the employee. It is therefore my recommendation that the Mayor and Common Council adopt a resolution which requires that each and every prospective employee of the City be fingerprinted for the purpose of a criminal history conviction screening through the Department of Justice as well as the local records as maintained by the San Bernardino Police De- partment if that employee may have access to vital City records, deal directly with minors and/or otherwise have contact with the public in the performance of their duties as City employees. conviction infor- mation for all felonies, assaults, thefts, fraud, buying, selling or p~S$sion of stolen property, sexual misconduct and drug offenses to be furnished directly to the Department Head or officer responsible for fulfilling employment, certification, or licensing duties. Attachments: Copies of PC 11105 PC 13300 LC 432.7 75.0264 J" () 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ~ &1 o o o RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AUTHORIZING CITY PERSONNEL ACCESS TO CRIMINAL INFORMATION HISTORY NEEDED TO EVALUATE PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES' ELIGIBILITY FOR EMPLOYMENT, CERTIPICATION OR LICENSING DUTIES. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. Recitals. A. Penal Code Sections 11105(b) (10) and 13300(b) (10) 8 "authorize cities, counties, and districts to access state and 9 local summary criminal history information for employment, 10 licensing, or certification purposes. 11 B. Penal Code Sections 11105(b) (10) and 13300(b) (10) 12 require that there be a requirement or exclusion from employment, 13 licensing, or certification based on specific criminal conduct on 14 the part of the subject of record. 15 C. Penal Code Sections 11105 (b) (10) a.nd 13300 (b) (10) 16 require the city council to specifically authorize access to 17 summary criminal history information for employment, licensing, 18 or certification purposes. 19 20 SECTION 2. Restrictions. A. The City shall not consider a person who has been 21 convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude 22 eligible for employment or licensing, except that such conviction 23 may be disregarded if it is determined that mitigating 24 circumstances exist, or that the conviction is not related to the 25 employment or license in quertion. 26 B. A prospective employee of the City shall be 27 fingerprinted by the Police Department if requested by the City 28 official responsible for filling employment vacancies. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 _ J Jtl. o 0 o C. City officials responsible for filling employment, certification or licensing duties are hereby authorized to access summary criminal history information for employment, licensing or certification purposes. I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing resolution was duly adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San Bernardino at a meeting thereof, held on the day of , 1986, by the following vote, to wit: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: City Clerk The foregoing resolution is hereby approved this day of , 1986. Mayor of the City of San Bernardino Approved as to form: ~iiJ 1-? I' [/ ~.I'-.. /--/;~~ City Attorney o o o ~ 11101 PENAL CODE ARTICLE 3. CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION Seellon 11105.05. Criminal history informatiof1; olympic game accreditation; destruction of informati~n; misdemeanor. 11105.3. Record of conviction involving sex crimes, drug crimes, or crimes of violence; availability to employer for applieant for position with supervisory or disciplinary power over minor. 11107.5. Annual report by Attorney General; sexual abuse of ehildren; confidentiality [New]. i 11101. Delerlptions, information and meaauremenll The Attorney General shall procure from any available IOU"". and file for record and report in the office of the bureau, all . . . descriptions, information, and measurements of all persons convicted of a felony. or imprisoned for violating any of the military. naval. or criminal laws of the United States . . '. and of all well-known and habitual criminals. (Amended by Stall.1983, c. 196, p. -. i 6.) IM3.1t. "--to DeIeted..pIata, pbotoI. outliDt pic:- tura." prcccdina "delcriptions" and IUdc DOnIUbltantive c~ t 111.03. Duplicate record of all ean_ The Attorney General shall keep on fde in the office of the bureau a record conaiating of duplicates of all measurements, proeeases, operationa, aignaletie eards, . . . measurementlj, and descriptions of all persons confined in penal inatitutions of the state aa far aa possible, in accordance with whatever system or systema may he commonly used in tIie !tate. (Amended by Stata.1983. c. 196. p. -, t 7.) t9U .It. .. . Deleted "plata. pbotopaphl, outline picture&," pre::edina "measuremen"" aod made nonsubltan. tive cbanJa. t 11104. Duty 10 ftle and index Information received The Atlorney General shall file all . . . meaaurementa. information and deocriptions received and shall make a complete and systematic record and index. providing a method of convenience. consultation, and comparison. (Amended by Stata.1983. Co 196. P. -. f 8.) 1983 .....1....lm. Deieted Kplates, photosrapha. outline pictW'CS" prcccdina Kmeuurancnts", t 11106. State summary erillllnal hIaIory information; malnte_ flIrnIshI", 10 IIl1thorlsed penons; flnprprlnta on file without erlmI.... hIaIory; f_ (aXI) The Department of Justice shall maintain state summary criminal hialory infonnation. (2) As used in this section: (i) IjState summary criminal history information" me&DI the master record of information compiled by the Attorney General pertaining 10 the identification and criminal hialory of any person. such aa name. date of birth. physical deocription. f:rinll. date of arreata. arreating agencies and booking numbers, charges, dispositions, and I data about IUch person. (ij) "State summary criminal hialory information" does not refer 10 recorda and data compiled by criminal justice agencies other than the Attorney General. nor does it refer to recorda of complainta to or investigations conducted by. or recorda of intelJigance information or security proeedurea of. the office of the Attorney General and the Department of Justice. (b) The Attorney General shall fumiah state summary criminal hialory information 10 any of the following, when needed in the course of their dutiea. provided that when information is furnished 10 u._.. 11I11,_ -.... Dr l411...... by _ 2 .. . .. o PENAL CODE assist an agency, officer, or offi fulfilling employment, certificati, of 1974 and of Section 432.7 of , (1) The courts of the state. (2) Peace officers of the state 830.2, subdivision (a) of Section! Section 830.31. (3) District attorneys of the s' (4) Prosecuting city attorneys (5) Probation officers of the s (6) Parole officers of the stat< (7) A public defender or atto, petition for a certificate of rehal (8) A public defender or atto! when authorized acceaa by statl (9) Any ageney, officer. or ofl 10 implement a statute or rego! the subject person of the state , exclusions, or both, expressly b. (10) Any city or county. or c accesa ia needed in order to certification. or Jicensing duties, board of supervisors or governi information ia required 10 impl specifIC criminal conduct appli< information, and contains requi criminal conduct. (11) The subject of the state under Article 6 (commencing " (12) Any person or entity w hiatory information ia required criminal eond\lct applicable 10 tl . and eontains requirementa or .conduct. (13) Health officers of a city. their official dutiea enforcing S (14) Any managing or supen facility. (c) The AtIomey General ma: of a compelling need 10 any of t ageney. off..... or offJcial of s employment, certif"reation, or Ii( and of Section 482.7 .of the Lal (1) Anypnblic utility aa defin . energy facility when ....... is . provided that, if the Attorney ( person 10 whom the data relat< (2) To a peace officer of the (3) To a peace officer of &DO (4) To public offlcel'll (other' or terrilories of the United 8ta hislory information ia ezpreI' AaterIIkI . . . ......... ..... L- -..,--~.... ,.,,4':/~ o PENAL CODE [ON ,; deatruetion of information; crimes of violence; availability "y or disciplinary power over lildren: confidentiality [New]. ile for record and report in the menta of all persona convicted r criminal laws of the United ....rd conaisting of duplicates 'urementaJ and descriptiona of . in accon:lanee with whatever and descriptions received and ~ a method of convenience, e; furnishinl' to authorized ees riminal history information. ....ord of information compiled .;tory of any person, such as :its, arresting agencies and rsOD. eeorda and data compiled by ~fer to records of complaints n or security procedures of, -y information to any of the I information is furnished to or 1tddItJon. by .mendment r 0 l " Q 0 ~.! 1/ PENAL. COllE ~ 11105 auiat an agency, offleer, or offlciaJ of atate or IoeaI government, a publie utility, or any entity, in fulfilling employment, certification, or licenaing duties, the provisiona of Chapter 1821 of the Statutes '. of 1974 and of Section 432.7 of the Labor Code sball apply: ., (1) The courts of the state. (2) Peace officers of the state .. defined in Section 830.1, subdivisiona (a), (b), and (f) of Section 830.2, subdivision (a) of Section 830.8, subdivisiona (a) and (b) of Section 830.5, and subdivision (a) of Section 830.81. (3) District attorneys of the state. (4) Prosecuting city attorneys of any city within the state. (5) Probation offICers of the state. (6) Parole officers of the atate. (7) A public defender or attorney of record when representing a person in proceedings upon a petition for a certificate of rehabilitation and pardon pursuant to Section 4852.08 of the Penal Code. (8) A public defender or attorney of record when representing a person in a criminal case and when authorized ac:ceaa by statutory or decisional law. (9) Any agency. officer, or official of the atate when such criminal history information is required to implement a atatute or regulation that e_l, refers to apecifIC criminaI.conduct applicable to the subject person of the atate summary criminal history information, and containa requirementa or exclnaions, or both, expreuly ~ upon such specWed criminal conduct. (10) Any city or county, or city and county, or district, or any officer: or offlcial thereof when ac:ceaa is needed in order to aaaist such agency, off...... or official in fulfilling employment, certification, or licensing duties, and when such...... is specifJCally authorized by the city council, board of supervisors or governing board of the city, countI, or district when auch criminal hisl!>ry informalion is required to implement a atatute; oi'i1iiiiiicie, oi-regUliliiiir~--8.iii!~JY.:f!.{~rs.to speofiC-eiiIii1na1 coDduetf apJJ!bOletotoe. SUDJeCt-penon Oftlii8life~8iimmary criminal history informatIOn. and COlitiiDi-requftmenu or eXClUSIOns, ~r Datil. exor8UIj'1iiHd upon !8Ucl1" speeir.ea dlltunal conduct. --- . (11) The subject of the state summary criminal history information under procedures established under Article 5 (commencing with Section 11120), Chapter 1, Title 1 of Part 4 of the Penal Code. (12) Any person or entity when access is expreailly authorized by statute when auch criminal history infonoation is required to implement a statute or regulation that expreuly refers to specific criminal conduct applicable to the subject person of the state summary criminal history information, and contains requirements or exclusions, or both. expressly based upon 8uch specified criminal conduct. (13) Health officers of a city, county, or city and county, or district. when in the performance of their official duties enforcing Section 3110 of the Health and Safety Code. (14) Any managing or supervising correctional offICer of a county jail or other county correctional facility. . (c) The Attorney General may furnish state summary criminal history information upon a showing of a compelling need to any of the following, provided that when infonnation is furnished to assist an agency, officer, or official of state or local government, a public utility, or any entity, in fulftlling employment, certification, or licenaing duties, the provisiona of Chapter 1321 of the Statutes of 1974 and of Section 432.7 of the Labor Code shall apply: (1) Any publie ublity as defined in Section 216 of the Public Utilities Code which operates a nuclear . energy facility when...... is needed in order to assist in employing persons to work at such facility, provided that, if the Attorney General supplies such data, he shall furnish a copy of such data to the person to whom the data relates. (2) To a peace officer of the state other than those included in subdivision (b). (3) To a peace officer of another country. (4) To public officers (other than peace officers) of the United States, other states. or possessions or territories of the United States, provided that &eeen to records similar to state summary criminal history infonoalion is ~reuly authorized by a statute of the United States, other states, or Aetertaka . . . IncIIc8te deletions by amendment 3 I o I . UL o o fi 11105 PENAL CODE poeaessions or territories of the United States when luch infanoation is needed for the perfonnance of their official duties. . (5) To any penon when clilclooore is requested by a probation, parole, or peace officer with the eonsent of the subject of the state summary criminal hislory inform.,tion and for purposes of furthering the rehabilitation of the subject. (6) The eourta of the United Statell, other statell or terrilories or poaaessions of the United State.. (7) Peace officers of the United Statell, other states, or terrilorie. or poI....ions of the United States. (8) To any individual who is the subject of the record requested when needed in conjunction with an applieation 10 enter the United States or any foreign nation. (9) Any publie utility II defined in Section 216 of the Public Utilities Code, when ....... is needed in order 10 auiat in employing current or p1'Olpective employ... who in the course of their employment may be seeking entranee 10 private ....ideneea. The information provided .hall be limited 10 the record of eonvietions and any arrest for whieh the penon is released on bailor on his or her own recognizance pending trial. If the Attorney General .uppliea the data pursuant 10 this paragraph, the Attorney General .hall furnish a ropy of the data 10 the current or proopective employee 10 whom the data relates. Any information obtained from the .tate .ummary criminal hislory is eonfidential and the receiving publie utility shall not clilclooe its eontents, other than for .the pUrpose for whieh it WII acquired. The .tate .ummary criminal history information in the _ion of the publie utility and all copies made from it shall be delboyed not more than 30 days after employment or promotion or tran.fer is denied or granted, except for th... ...... where a current or prospective employee is out on bail or on his or her ownreeognizaDee pending trial, in whieh cue the .tate .ummary eriminal hislory information and all copies .halI be cleatroyed not more than 80 day. after the cue is resolved. A violation of any of the provision. of this paragraph is a miedemeanor, and .hall give the current or prospective employee who is injured by the violation a eauae of action again.t the publie utility 10 recover damages proximately eaused by the violations. Any publie utility'. request for state .ummary criminal history information for purposes of employing current or pro.pective employees who may be MeIdng entranee 10 private ....iden... in the course of their employment .hall be deemed a "eompelling need" II required 10 be .hown in this .ubdivision. Nothing in this oeetion aha1I be OOIlIttued II impoling any duty upon publie utilities 10 request .tate summary criminal history information on any current or p1'Olpeetive employ.... (10) To aDy eampus of the CalIfornia State University and College. or the University of California, or aDY fClUJ'1'lU eollege or university ........nted by a regional arereditation organization approved by the United Statell Department of Edueation, when needed in conjunction with an applieation for admis.ion by a eonvicted felon 10 any special edueation program for convicted felons, ineluding, but not limited'lo, university a1terDativel and halfway hou.... Only conviction- information .hall be furnished. The eollege or univenity may require the convicted felon 10 be fmgerprintel;and any inquiry 10 the cIep.rtment under this section .hall include the convieted felon'. fmgerprints and any other information .peeifIed by the department. (d) WheDever an authorized request for state .ummary criminal hislory information pertain. 10 a penon whoae fingerprints ore on fde with the Department of Ju.tice and the department has no criminal hialory of that penon, and the information is 10 be used for employment, lieensing, or certification purposes, the fingerprint eard aeeompanying .ueh reque.t for information, if any, may be stamped "no criminal record" and returned to the person or entity making the request. (e) Whenever atate .ummary criminal hislory information is furnished .. the ....ult of an applieation and is 10 be 1IIed for employment, IiceJUling or certif....tion purposes, the Department of Juatice may ebarge the penon or entity making the request a fee whieh it detennineslo be .ufficient 10 reimbune the department for the coat of furnishing .ueh information. In eddition, the Depart- ment of Justice may acid a .ureharge 10 the fee 10 fund maintenance and improvements 10 the .yslem8 from which the information is obtained. Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, any penon or entity required 10 pay a fee 10 the department for information reoeived under this ....tion may eharge the applicant a fee .ufflcient 10 reimburse the penon or entity for .ueh expe..e. All money. received by the department pursuant 10 this seetion, Seetion 12054 of the Penal Code, and Section 18588 of the Edueatiou Code shall be depotlited in a .iJIclal areount in the General hnd 10 be available for expenditure by the department 10 offset COBts ineurred pursuant 10 .ueh seetiona and Unclerll.., lIulnt-. ohIngeIi or Idl:lUol.. by __.....,t 4 ,. .. o PENAL CODE for maintenance and im appropriated by the Leg (I) Whenever there if applicants for security J mitted pursuant 10 Seet. proeeuing of applicant 1 (g) It is not a violatio from a record, provided (h) It is not a violati. transeript or record of a inclusion of the informal (Amended by Stats.1988 Stats.1988, e. 1284, p. - 1983 .... . .. Chapt. sentence ~ subd. (e) "Notwitl of law, any penon or entity" beJinninJ and "penon or enti reimburse the", Stata.1983. e. 1297. t 3. lit in the third scnte8CC of sub.. "NotWitbstandina any other or entity" at the bqinmlll ; entity" I'oIlowinl ''to reimbur Amendment of tbiI_ p. -, wu taDponrily Opt repelled by ilt 0WIl 1crIDS At 1'" . L llUCt", (0)(2)6). Amendment of thiI leCtio 1234, p. -. l"aiIed '" """" aioaa of t 5 of tIW Act. c.- ...1 Gamin, clubl, IioenIina 01 Code t 19823. Law_C ... UbcI and _1IIepI _","""""a1k _t__. amend. (191l) 23 San.. CIar _or H_ _ of Loa AD t 11105.05. CrIminal I don; m Any information gan Section 11105 .hall be arising out of the .er concessionaires and con purpo.... The lmowin~ (2) 10 destroy any infor jail not exceeding one (Added by Stats.1988, c 'AatWIIICa -. . . ~ "'-: ..,..~i\M', . ~'R~'-~'r' PENAL CODE is needed for the performance .role, or peace off...r with the ,rmation and for purpoaes of .....ion. of the United States. . or possessions of the United leD needed in conjunction with 'S Code, when &ece88 is needed who in the course ot their information provided .hall be lD is released on baal or on hiB ph, the Attorney General .hall 'e to whom the data relates. l confidential and the receiving '.e for which it was acquired. he public utility and all copies ~nt or promotion or transfer is e employee is out on bail or on te summary criminal history f. after the caae is resolved. nor, and .hall give the current on again.t the public utility to lie utility's request for state rent or prospective employees ,f their employment .hall be ion. pon public utilities to request ctive employees. 'f the University of California, 4tiaD organization approved by ,ction with an application for onvicted feloDs, including, but .nviction- information shall be to be fingerprinted, and any 1 feJon's fingerprints and any :ory information pertains to a ~ and the department has no 'or employment, licensing, or ~ for information, if any, may entity making the request. nished as the result of an purposes, the Department of , it determines to be sufficient ion. In addition, the Depart. lce and improvements to the , other provisions of law. any m received under this section entity for such expense. All 12054 of the Penal Code, and unt in the General Fund to be tursuant to such sections and ; or addltlona by am_I - c. .__~T ';;,';1';;'0- . . PENAL CODE _~J l 0" :: 011105.05 for maintenance and improvementa to the .yotema from which the information is obtained when "appropriated by the Legislature therefo.. (f) Whenever there is a conflict, the proceaaing of criminal fmgerprinta and fingerprinta of applicanta for security guard or alarm agent registrations or firearma qualification permita .ub- mitted PUl'lluant to Seetion 7514 of the B08ine.. and Prof_ions Code .haIl take priority over the proce..ing of applicant fmgerprinta. (g) It is not a violation of this section to diaaeminate .tatiati<:al o. research information obtained from a record, provided that the identity of the .ubject of the record is not diaclooed. (h) It is not a violation of thia section to includa information obtained bom a record in (1) a tranaeript or record of a judicial or administrativ. proceeding or (2) any other public record when the inclO8ion of the information in the public record is authorized by a court, .tatute, or deciaionaJlaw. (Amended by Stata.l983, e. 323, p. -, t 63.3, urgency, eff. July 21, 1983, operative Aug. 31, 1984; Stata.l985, c. 1234, p. -, t 2.) .913 .... .. . Chapter 313 IUbet:itutcd in the third sentence of subd. (e) "Nohritba&lDdbq; Illy other proviaionI of law. any petIOlI Of catity"ror "Any ate 1pDtJ''' at the bqiMi.. and ''pmoo or eallly" ror "....," roJIowina "to rambune the". ShltL1913. c. 1297. I 3, added IUbd. (cXll); lubadtuted in the third IeDleoct of IUbd. (e) "Any state IICftCY" (or "NotwitbstandinJ any other provisionI of law. .Illy perIOD or entity" at the bcPnniDI .... "qency" rot "perIOD or . entity" roUowina "10 reimbune the..; and added IUbd. (i). Amendment oftbillCCtioa by t 3 of'StMt.1983. Co 1297. p. -, ... temporarily operadve Ja. I. 1984. and .... repealed by ill own tamI A.... 31. 1914. lJIS.... ~-t. InIItrIed '1iqerprio..... in IU~ (0)(2)(1). Amendment of tbil ....... by 12.5 of _1985, c. 12~. p. -, failed to become opcndve Wlder the provi~ lions of I 5 of that Act. er.. _ Gamin, Clulll, Iic:eoIina of cm~ _ Bus. .t Prof. Code t 19.23. Law Ranaw eo..ea_ Libel and slander-1UepI di--.l...tiftot of COIlftdentW material not properly alJeacd-AbIoIU1e privilep for pemment oft"1clak SUI1ainI demurrer witbout leave 10 ......... (1983) 23 Santa CIano L..... 319. N_",_ H_ ..-., of too _ c-t)' 6 I, Ia_ _ 11143, wbleb _ ia ... ..... aa, _ ...... .- opocillcaDy _ .. ia E....C. t \Cno._ piItJ ol-' .. If it.biIe ao.n., 1bat be...... _..do......IcllowiDiIY........._or_ _onp-._._..~_...... _____11I___-, 1boee members inYOlftld in CCIB1aapt JC- .- .. for fiIiIun to diIcIoIe . IOIIftle 01' ~ "., ...11...... informalioL M<:CaII v. 0r0viUe Mercury Co., .... (1913) 191 CaLR.... 210, 142 c.A.3d 105. 2.~"'_ Trial court ... ill diacretioIl iD ftIDi.. to order _ ..........__ with iiot of aU crimiaaI cbatpI pcndin. apiDI1 pl'CII: Jdo.. wtme.a People Y. Coyer (1913) 191 CaLRpIr. 376, 142 c.A.3d 139. .. ...-..... -- The Leo ADpIoa oI~ orpniziaa ......._ ;, .... cIudad by Labor C. f 1051 _ pn>Vidiaa" o law ..,.,.,.. ....t...., ~ and ~taror _ of -.._ .. Labor C. f 432.7, app/icanta ror employment and ror ...-- noquiriac olympic 1OCIlldi<a- doa. iDcludiq: rc- . ....i.. ud oon1ncton. 67 0pI. Atly.Oea.. 23. 1-10..14. . , I .. _..-., '" too AaeoIoo c-t)' The _.. autbority of too ADpIoa Cowl" ;, aa ead" which is authorized to IOCUn summary ctbniaaI history inf.....tion ............ job app/icanta _ .. tbiI .... lion aDd I 13300 to .... it in fulftIIiq: its emp&o,meat d..... 64 Opo.Atty.Gea. 6n, 8-2S41. t 11105.05. Criminal hlllo..,.lnformaUon; Olympic pme ""credltaUon; deotruetion of Informa. tiOft; ml8demeanor Any information generated punuant to the proviaions of paragraph (11) of .ubdiviaion (c) of Section 11105 .hall be deetroyed at the end of the limitation period for the fuing of a civil action arising out of thelC1'eeDing or aeereditation of penolll as current or prospective employees, concessionaires and. contracton and their subcontracton, agents and employees for Olympic Games purposes. The knowing and willful failure 10 (1) notify the recipient as required by Section 11105, or (2) to destroy any information as required by this section, is a misdemeanor punishable in a county jail not exceeding one year or by a fme not exceeding one thou.and dollara (f1,OOO) or both. (Added by Stata.1983, c. 1297, p. -, f 3.5.) AatwIIke . . . indicate ...tIoI. by amendment 5 - --- Title 3 OFFENDER RECORD INFORMATION ~ 13300 Article 6 LOCAL SUMMARY CRIMINAL HISTORY INFORMATION Sec. 13300. Furnishing to authorized persons: fingerprints on file without criminal history; fees. 13301. "Record"; Ha person authorized by law to receive a record,j de- fined. 13302. Furnishing to unauthorized person by employee of local agency. 13303. Furnishing to unauthorized person by authorized person. 13304. Receipt, purchase or possession by unauthorized person. 13305. Statistical data, data for apprehension of purported criminal, and data in public records: authorized use. Article 6 was added by Stats.1975, c. 1222, p. 8087, ~ 6, operative JvJy 1, 1978. ~ 13300. Furnishing to authorized persons; fingerprints on me without criminal history; fees (a) As used in this section: (1) "Local summary criminal history information" means the master record of information compiled by any local criminal justice agency pursuant to Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 13100) of Title 3 of Part 4 of the Penal Code pertaining to the identification and criminal history of any person, such as name, date of birth, phys- ical description, dates of arrests, arresting agencies and booking num- bers, charges, dispositions, and similar data about such person. (2) "Local summary criminal history information" does not re- fer to records and data complied by criminal justice agencies other than that local agency, nor does it refer to records of complaints to or investigations conducted by, or records of intelligence information or security procedures of, the local agency. (3) "Local agency" means a local criminal justice agency. (b) A local agency shall furnish local summary criminal history information to any of the following, when needed in the course of their duties, provided that when information is furnished to assist an agency, officer, or official of state or locai government, a public utili- ty, or any entity, in fulfilling employment, certification, or licensing duties, the provisions of Chapter 1321 of the Statutes of 1974 and of Section 432.7 of the Labor Code shall "lpply: (1) The courts of the state. 393 . IJ - o o o 'c ....... ~ 13300 CRIMINAL STATISTICS P..rt 4 Ti (2) Peace officers of the state as defined in Section 830.1, subdi- visions (a) and (b) of Section 830.2, subdivisions (a), (b), and (j) of Section 830.3, subdivisions (a), (b), and (c) of Section 830.5, and Section 83O.5a. (3) District attorneys of the state. (4) Prosecuting city attorneys of any city within the state. (5) Probation officers of the state. (6) Parole officers of the state. (7) A public defender or attorney of record when representing a person In proceedings upon a petition for a certificate of rehabilita- tion and pardon pursuant to Section 4852.08. (8) A public defender or attorney of record when representing a person in a criminal case and when authorized access by statutory or decisional law. (9) Any agency, officer, or official of the state when such crimi- nal history infonnation is required to implement a statute, a regula- tion, or an ordinance that expressly refers to specific criminal conduct applicable to the subject person of the local summary criminal histo- ry infonnation, and contains requirements or exclusions, or both, ex- pressly based upon such specified criminal conduct. (10) Any city or county, or city and county, or district, or any officer, or official thereof when access is needed in order to assist such agency, officer, or offlclaUn fulfilling employment, certification, . or licensing duties, and when. such access is s~lficall auth' y the city council rs ouov~rninlZ b!1ard..llU~. city, county,. or dlstrl!:i->"hen p"..h ('..l~;nAl.h1&tQ..lyjnfo!ma1IQIUs required to!mi>!ement . ~ ~!8MeJ .'-reilllafum.. QI"!mQ~i!!a..IICf!_.t!J!l!.. express!y refers to sneciflc criminal COndllq: applicable to the subject person of theroCal summary criminal history infonnation, and contains re- quirements or exclusions, or both, expressly based upon such speci. fled criminal conduct. (11) The subject of the local summary criminal history Infonna- tion. (12) Any person or entity when access is expressly authorized by statute when such criminal history information is required to im. plement a statute, a regulation, or an ordinance that expressly refers to specific criminal conduct applicable to the subject person of the lo- cal summary criminal history information, and contains require- ments or exclusions, or both, expressly bAsed upon such specified criminal conduct. (13) Any managing or supervising correctional officer of a county jail or other county correctional facility. 894 I') fc a( tj d\ So U n t~ n Sl s S CI tl l: tl P S1 tJ o ri \\ S l p' c e' r, I' 11 Title 3 OFFENDER REt::ORD INFORMATION ~ 13300 (c) The local agency may furnish local summary criminal histo- ry information, upon a showing of a compelling need, to any of the following, provided that when Information is furnished to assist an agency, officer, or official of state or local government, a public utili- ty, or any entity, In fulfll1lng employment, cert:iflcation, or licensing duties, the provisions of Chapter 1321 of the Statutes of 1974 and of ~ion 432.7 of the Labor Code shall apply: (1) Any public utility as defined in Section 216 of the Public Utilities Code which operates a nuclear energy facility when access is needed in order to assist in employing persons to work at such facili- ty, provided that, if the local agency supplies such data, it shall fur- nish a copy of such data to the person to whom the data relates. (2) To a peace officer of the state other than those included in subdivision (b). (3) To a peace officer of another country. (4) To public officers (other than peace officers) of the United States, other state:S, or possessions or teITItories of the United States, provided that access to records similar to local summary criminal history information is expressly authorized by a statute of the United States, other states, or possessions or territories of the United States when such information is needed for the performance of their official duties. (5) To any person when disclosure is requested by a probation, parole, or peace officer with the consent of the subject of the local summary criminal history Information and for purposes of furthering the rehabilitation of the subject. (6) The courts of the United States, other states or territories or possessions of the United States. (7) Peace officers of the United States, other states, or territo- ries or possessions of the United States. (8) To any individual who is the subject of the record requested when needed In conjunction with an application to enter the United States or any foreign nation. (9) Any public utility as defined in Section 216 of the Public Utilities Code, when access is needed in order to assist In employing persons who will be seeking entrance .to private residences In the course of their employment. The information provided shall be limit- ed to the record of convictions and any aITeSt for which the person is released on bail or on his or her own recognizance pending trial. If the local agency supplies the data pursuant to this paragraph, It shall furnish a copy of the data to the person to whom the data re- lates. 396 .- -- - 4 ~. " " d. . 1 o 0 o ~ ~ 13300 CRIMINAL STATISTICS Part 4 Any information obtained from the local summary criminal his- tory is confidential and the receiving public utility shall not disclose its contents, other than for the purpose for which it was acquired. Th~ local sununary criminal history information in the possession of the public utility and all copies made from it shall be destroyed 30 days after employment is denied or granted, including any appeal periods, except for those cases where an employee or applicant is out on bail or on his or her own recognizance pending trial, in which case the state sununary criminal history information and all copies shall be destroyed 30 days after the case is resolved, including any appeal periods. A violation of any of the provisions of this paragraph is a mis- demeanor, and shall give the employee or applicant who is injured by the violation a cause of action against the public utility to recover damages proximately caused by the violation. Nothing In this section shall be construed as imposing any duty upon public utilities to request local summary criminal history infor- mation on any current or prospective employee. Seeking entrance to private residences in the course of employ- ment shall be deemed a "compelling need" as required to be shown In this subdivision. (d) Whenever an authorized request for local summary criminal history information pertains to a person whose fingerprints are on file with the local agency and the local agency has no criminal histo- ry of that person, and the information is to be used for employment, licensing, or certification purposes, the fingerprint card accompany- Ing such request for Information, if any, may be stamped "no crimi- nal record" and returned to the person or entity making the request. (e) Whenever local summary criminal history Information ,fur- nished pursuant to this section is to be used for employment, licens- ing, or certification purposes, the local agency shall charge the person or entity making the request a fee which it determines to be suffi- cient to reimburse the local agency for the cost of furnishing such in- . formation, provided that no fee shall be charged to any public law en- forcement agency for local summary criminal history information furnished to assist it in employing, licensing, or certifying a person who is applying for employment with the agency as a peace officer, or criminal investigator. Any state agency required to pay a fee to the local agency for information received under this section may charge the applicant a fee sufficient to reimburse the agency for such expense. 396 - Part 4 al his- lisclose luired. ;ion of ved 30 appeal is out .h case ; shall appeal Title 3 OFFENDER RECORD INFORMATION ~ 13300 (f) Whenever there is a conflict, the processing of criminal fin- gerprints shall take priority over the processing of aJ:plicant finger- prints. (g) It is not a violation of this article to disseminate statistical or research information obtained from a record, provided that the identity of the subject of the record is not disclosed. (h) It is not a violation of this article to include information ob- tained from a record in (1) a transcript or record of a judicial or ad- ministrative proceeding or (2) any other public record when thein- clusion of the information In the public record is authorized by a court, statute, or decisional law. (Added by Stats.1975, c. 1222, p. 3087, ~ 6, operative July I, 1978. Amend- ed by Stats.1978, c. 475, p. 1593, ~ 2; Stats.1981, c. 1103, ~ 4.) a mis- red by ecover 397 Historical Note y duty infor- Section 7 of Stat8.1975. c. 1222, p. 3090, provideR: "Section 6 of this act shall. become op- erative on July 1. 1978." The 1978 amendment substituted refer- ence to subd. "(j)" for subd. U(k)" of Sec. tion 830.3 in 8ubd. (b) (2); inserted "10- nploy- lwn in car' before "summary criminal history in- formation" in 8ubds. (b)(9), (10) and (12), (e)(4-), and (e); and inserted 8ubd. (bl (13). The 1981 amendment inserted subel. (e) (9). Cro.1 References Criminal record dill8emination, see * 11075 et 8~. State summary criminal history information, see t 11105. iminal ire on histo- nnent, 1pany- crimi- !Quest. n fur- licens- Jerson suffi- lch in- lwen. na tlon person ,ffjcer, fee to 1 may r such Law Review Commentaries Duty of prosecutor to disclose Dore- quested evidence. (1977) 4 Pepperdine L.Rev. 43:). Criminal Law ~1226(2). C.J.S. Criminal Law I 2008. L1bnry Rele....... Words and Phrases (Perm.Ed.) Notes 01 DecIsIODl I. 1ft lIeneral Arrestees, including those convicted. whose names were sought to be disclosed had legitimate interest in nondisclosure which could properly be balanced against claim of need of defendant who, in prose- cution for resisting arrest and battery upon officers of California highway pa. trol, sought discovery of Dames and ad. dresses of all perSODS arrested by officers for similar charges during preceding two - - year., and balance of remote and 8p<<u1a- tive value against legitimate private inter4 eats of third-party arreatees required con" elusion that superior court did not abuse discretion in issuin, writ of mandate di~ recting municipal court to vacate di8COV. ery order. Craig v. MUDiclpal Court of Inglewood Judicial Di8t., L08 ADlele. Counly (1979) 161 Cal.Rplr. 19. 100 C. A.3d 69. ~.... ._~._. ~ . '. .".. . . .. . " c. LABOR COD& :.1._1931, Cb. 90, t ;0. with Code (Khana ia .1rich ......... ...... ..004_10--- .1"'_-"''' - _t '" 1_ La") (U CoI.L..... JI). Is not wbja:I to enron:ement fA . moMJ' -........_--1 emptrl'Olll . .. ",..lid. (b). II . .....1IIIIIIt. II mrelltinllOI'rcjudlmCll1 omrn,llqlOI'b'1Ol (1973). 'ovisioo of this article. except the Ie by . fine of not Ie.. lha!, ~ Imprisonment for not exceeding lUX ,t. 27, 1988. ",....tive Jan. 1, 1984.) ; FOR EJoI.PLOYJoI.EN'I' tion or referral or ~pation ~ ,;e by emp~yer; violations; penalty. :iCtiODS. n for e\1i'ployment. the employer .hall foreement a copy of the form of such ....yment; ad.1ee or "chts .~t or p....pecti.e emp~oyment .or or similar teat or exanunauon as a 'b'''-n of this section does not apply to l I,,", ney or local e govet1tlll8nt or ~y ~ti districlB i, cities. and countieS, Cl ea, . ~r .uch a tea.!; without ~:ar:~nl&tered of the nsrhtA lrUaran~ .. .,...... or ~. by -.-...... ~ .ill T o o o r , , . t LABOR CODE !l432.7 .".... . . Added. lite RbdlYilioa . '1. ...- ... ....__.(b~ . lAW .... C I.... Ilepdation fA polypph lest... in tbe employment con. teat: SugeIted statutory control on tat .. and cuminer (.D . . (1911) I' V.CD. Law Rn. 113. Wiret:IppiaIlhe IIriad: A call to repdUe truth verinca- ~ in employment s.-. 08rdner (1914) 21 Saa 0ieID L......295. _or_ I. f: 1 1.__ J." .. nil ICC:Iion dOeI .,. appIJ 10 public employeR. Civil Scmcc AIa"n. Local_ SI!Ri. APL-CIO Y. Civil Service Ooot... '" City .... ~ ,j SOn F_ (1911) III CaI....... 106, 139 CA.JcI..... 431.7. IleconI of unat or delenlion _ ...wu..iD """oicIIaD or nfaonI or,.nlel...... hi dlyonioll _; ""hlbltlon of dIoc\ooaft to or _ by .....,.. .101IIIIo-.; penUl7; Ol7mpie___ (a> oem er whether a blieage or:\mvate"" ualot~nn.;..~'aU:an.nnI~~pt foreIli 0 ot , u '1 rmor tjDformadaa._~..rnlt or e n n which did not ...ult in con~~r . . D cODCOrIIIIII a rererru to-iDe! ~Uon m any pretrial or pciOunar diveraion no IhaD lUl)' employer .... from any sou.... whataoever, or utilize, .. a foctor in determiDing ~Iliru oA ~-_ :promobon~tion, or any appieD"1ftdId. ~~lII:::':-~~....~ 1 to emplO y reeorG of IU'l'e&t or deten~ w not U1 conviction, or an1 .reco~ ...~~~~ ~~:m an~r'jiOittrialdiverailri prijPm.-A.' :d..:'r_. ~ lI,llIi court:-'iiOih~;;iiit'lIiirQc::ii~!.mr~fI'o~ ..klDg"aIt employee orappllelnt foremplOjiDent about an amlIt for whid1the t!IIlployee or appl_ is out on bail or on hill or her own reeognizanee pending !J'i8l (b) In any caae whe... a penon violatea lUl)' provision or thIa section. or Article 6 (commencing with Section 111(0) of Chapter 1 of Tille 1 of Part 4 of the Penal Code. the applicant may briDg an action to recover from .uch penon actual cIamag.. or two hundred dollara (nooi. whichlnv io gnater, plua costs, and reasonable attorney's f.... AD intentional violation of thIa aeetiott ahaIJ enrille the applicanr to treble aetual clamagea, or rIVe hUDcired do11on ($600). whicIleoer ilgnater. pIua coats, and reasonable attorney'. f.... AD inlmttional violation of lbio aeetiott io . miademeaDor puniahable by a fine not to exceecl five hundred do1\arl ($600~ (e) The ...medi.. uncler this section shall be in adclition to and not in derogation of. all other rights and ...medi.. which an applicant may have uncler any other law. (d) Penona seeking employment .. peace offICe" or for poaitiona in . . . tl1e Department of Justice or other criminal iu.tice agend.. .. defined in Section 13101 or the Penal Code are not covered. by this section. (e) Nothing in lbio sectioD shall prohibit an employer.t. health facility,,, dermed in Section 1250 of the Health and Safety Code, from ..king .n applicant for employment either of lbe following: (1) With ...gard to an applicant for a poaition with ...gular....... to patients, to disclooe an arrest under any section specified in Section 290 of the Penal Code. (2) With ...gard to an applicant for a position with acces. to drugs and meclication. to discloae an .......t under any section .pocifiecI in SectIon 11690 of the Health and Safety Code. (f)(1) No peace officer or employee of a law eofo....ment .gency with ...... to criminal offencler record information maintained by a local law enforee_ criminal justice _ .haIl knowingly cliaclose, with intent to affect a penoD" employment, any information COIItained tboreia perlaininJ to an .......t or detention or proceeding whiclt did not ....utt in a convietioD. includiDg information pertaining to . ...ferral to and parlicipatioD in any pretrial or poattrial diveraion proJraDl, to any penon not authorized by law to' receiye sueh information. (2) No other penon authorized by law to receive criminal offencler I't!COnI information maintained by a local law enfo....ment criminal justice agency shall knowingly cIiacIooe any information .....ived therefrom pertaining to an arreot or delmttion or proceecIing whieh did not ....ult in a COt\viction, including information pertaining to a ...ferralto and participation in any pretrial or poattrial diveraion prognm, to any penon not authorized bilaw to receive .uch information. (3) No penon, except rhoee .peciflCally referred to in Section uno of the Evide.... CocIt, who knowinJ he or .he io not authorized by law to receive or ....... criminal juatica recorda ioformatioD maintained by a local law enfo.......ent criminal jUltica ._, pertainiDJ to an amlIt or other .' I ...11I.... . . . indicate .....110._ by an........nl 69 c 11432.7 o o LABOR CODE proceeding which did not result in a conviction, including infonnation pertAining to a referral to and participation in any pretrial or posttrial diveMo program, shall receive or possess such information. (g) lIA person authorized by law to receive luch inlonnation", for purposes of this section, means any penon or public ageDC:y authorized by a court, statute. or decisional law to receive information contaiDed in criminal offeDder """""" maintained by a IoeaIlaw enf......mellt criminal justice ageney. and includes. but is not limited to, lhooe _III set forih in Seetiou 11106 of the Penal Code. and any person employed by a law enforcement criminal justice agency who is required by such employment to receive. analyze. or _ criminal offender .....n1 information. (h) Nothing in this section lhall require the Department of JUltice to remove entries relating to an arrest or cIeteIltion not ....ultiag in conviction from lummary eriminal history recorda forwarded to an employer punuant to law. (i) Aa used in this section. "pretrial or pollttrial diversion program..m.... any program under Chapter 2.5 (commencing with Seetiou 10(0) or Chapter 2.7 (commencing with Section 1001) of Title 6 of Part 2 of the PenaJ Code. Section 13201. 13201.5 or 18352.5 of the Vehicle Code, or any other program expreoaly authorized and deacnbed by ltatute u a diversion program. (Added by Stata.1975. c. 1043. p. 2457. f 2. Amended by Stata.1975. c. 1117. p. 2710. f 3; Stata.1977. c. 5'14. p. 1817. f 1. urgency. eff. Sept. 3. 1977; Stata.I981. c. 1108. p. 4312. t 1.) 1m ... . L Rewrote teetion. E&cI 01 Slaas.1975. c. 1117. on civil remedy for ,... anal or ;...,.. . c, _ -* ..... P-enal Code t 149.5. _'.32.7._.._197....l2I,..""-, " ...... to the __ IUbjIc:t ..uer . the praent ta:rion. ... ~.. _I97S,,, 1043... 1457,' I. . _ 5 oU;....I975,.. 1117... 2712,......... ""SeetKln 3 fI tbiI ICI IbaII beoomt opeI'lItivc OIIIly if -,B1R No. ~5 \SlML197S... 1043) II ~ ond beeoma effective aDd iD IlICh '*' IIIaU become ClpC!II'atiw e. eht.me lime _ ~y Bill No. 255." a977 .t.. IIIItIud in sabel. (a). the clausel "or iftformation c:oncetniaa a ref'ernI to aDd pulicipl;tion ia any pretrial or poRtrill divenioa propaIh" aad Mor My JtICOrd rcprdina a refcnallD and put~ in, any pretrial or poIlIriol dl_ _"; _.. -. (f)(I~ (2~ and (3). lhe wordI Minchadiq: informaIion pertainina to a 1'efe:rhJ to and 1*-'''. ~ in -V pretrial or poattrial divenion propam"; aDd..... IlIbd. (3)(i). ,., .. ,_ in ....... (d~ roIIowiq "0.- panmenl of Julia" the words Mor other crimiaal justice apnQa .. defined in Section 13101 fA the PeuI Code." 1913 .t. ... 1 Chapter 1297 added ..... 0) to (I). ...' .. . ... ~ .cularltbil..... by ......t9IJ.c. Ion p.._. , 102, ...... oil. ..... 27. 1!lI3, ......-;.. I.. I, ,.... S&alLI-9IJ.4. 1297.:" -. t 2; ......1914. Co 216, P. -, t................,.__..__.......(~oI I 432.7, were ~ 011 Aua. n. 1914. The'1983 aad 1984 amcndmcnla added ..... (j), (k) .:ad (I) which had ....., "(j) The _ 01__ (0) _ DOt...... 10 ... Loo ....... 0Iy&Ipic <lrpaislDo .. ._ .... ... 0Ipapic aun. ..... , r t ~ ... ., CouaciI .... III ~ ....-.m.. .......,. ," _ -""" in ........ .......' 10 _ (k~ ....... ....... . I.. Loo AatoIa 0Iy&Ipic 0rJ00l*I c.u.It- ............. 0IyIIIpic - .. -.... - IOn aDd their . dl.................... .' .__ lad aDy otber iDdividDall who requite Olympic KCreditation. However. indn''&'..1o. IbaII not be IlIked to dilcbe anab UClIpI .. ..... 1M iDdiriduaI is OUI 011 bail or oa bit or bcr on ~-'Wo . JIIIIdiaI trial. "(1<)(') NodIinI iD _viIioo (.) oboII probibit Ihc 0IyIIIpic Ooalos ..... -....... CoonIinalina C>luacil -........OIJm........_lIdonlO_OII 1M .. or a ftlCIOII1lDC1lldado1l punuant to ~ (2). No ~...... _ ... Loo AD..... 01,...... 0rp0Uz. inJ Committee tbaD utilitc such a I'ClCOIftmendation or deaiaJ or llCa'eClilMioa . . factor in determiDina aay 00Ddi- tio. t1I empIGI)~t iac..... hirin.. promotion, IcnDiu- Iioa. or any appreaticelhip tmninl propam or any GIber traininc proanm IeIdina to empkJymcat. for wort conduct. eel by fIR employer' IhII it DOt condbCled u an Olympic .... . .... CIODtnlCtOr, or IUbcoatl'lCtOt. 00(2) State and IocII law enfotccment qencia who are IDeIDben of the Olympic 0atDCII Law Enforcement Cocwdi- ...... C4uaci1 may inform ... Loo ....... Oiyolpica Or. ..... ComnUuee t1I their ._.._.dation .. 10 whetbcr or not an individUJ shoukI be panted Olympic ..... - J'~ '..... upon (i) conviction for a fetony or . ... -- iaYOlvina IDOI'aI turpitude or (ii) a currendy pendiaa crillliDal charp. In makinl ill recommendation. tbe IfIDC1 sbaII COIIIidcr the nature of lite crime for which the appIicaM .... COIrrieted or the culTtlrtly pendinJ crimi- ... -.. .. ..........up 10 the IJICCific ......- ro. wlricll ... appIicut is beiaJ coasidered and ..y CYidaice of reUbilitatiml and the period of time tbat bas elapled since the c:onviction. "(3) Aa.y peI'IOI'l denied accreditation b)t t'CaIOIl. of a .-.. .....0-... punuaa.t to panpaph (1.) shall be iafonDed in wrilina: of the taICID for deaial aacI sbaII haw the opportuaityto COI'nK:I any lnaccuncy or I.-_~_ in t. .... or kIaI IUIIImU'y crimiDal .......,. iIIfonnation ~ to Sectioa 11126 or SecIioa UJ24 ot the PaIII Code. TIle penon ...... alIo be mtitled 10 an IppIIrI. of sucIa J .. "'- which appeal m... be filed wilhia five days of aotioe of saacb recommeadalioft. with the Olympic 0... Law BnbIQClaa_1 CoordinatinJ Council. The deci. lion 011 MICh ..... L'WI be readered within Ow: days after .... ~ II ..... ~ "'.a.... ~ or t-'IoI1I by _. Jl 10 J .. . . .';C., __;_,_......".,.:.',~ o LABOR CODE "'("ThiI~.....~iI 31. I". ud . of IIICII dale il enacted Slatule, whidI . dIapIetec 1914. deIel:es or exte.dI IUCh ell dIIded or aUiDded, thea. on aDI pursuanl 10 Sedion 9611 of the G 432.7 of the Labor Code. . at Oaapcer 1103 of the SlAtulel of I force and effect u if this temporal eMCled.... ne 1914 amendment 1Ubd. (b) from S500 to SI.ooo. With the ddetion of lbe tempc 1913 and 1914. f 432.7 revatltol by SWs.l981. Co 1103. f I. Derfmfoa: Former f 432.7. .c' p. 650. t I. CI'OII Refernca Furnishinl of ~Isummary cr: 10 authorized persons. application Code' 1ll00. Furnishing stale summary crimi, aulhoriz.cd petSOn$. application 01 Code t IIIOS. Local summary criminal history Code t 13300. Slate tummary criminal hiltory Code I 11\05. ..... ...... eo.-- CoIIa1eraI consequences of misde- vicl:ion. Eric E. YouDaer (1976) 52 U...,. Ref........ Labor Rel.lions "'2. C.J.S. Labor Relalions f 6. Noa. of DedIil: .._ I '..__ 3 · U2.8. L1ll11lal1on. on eml Th~ ~imitatioDS on employe conViction for violation of lub, ltatutory Predeceaaor thereof, Section 11364. 11865. or 11560 January 1. 1976. or a atatutor (Added by Stata.I976, c. 952, I ~--- an.,. ond N_ -Ill. CJ.8.an.,.Illd_icsH 22.S \..... . . . ....... dIIIIIc , , .........-. . ,. ",,', ...'" . ...... . ... . ..