Sealing Criminal Convictions by Jason Bassett
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on navigating the complexities of sealing criminal convictions in Suffolk County, New York. If you are struggling with the long-term consequences of a criminal record, this video provides essential information and actionable advice to help you regain control of your future.


Law Offices of Jason Bassett, P.C.
320 Carleton Ave #4200c, Central Islip, NY 11722, United States
(631) 259-6060
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In this video, Suffolk County criminal attorney Jason Bassett delves into the intricacies of New York Criminal Procedure Law Section 160.59, which outlines the legal process for sealing criminal records. This law offers a lifeline to individuals seeking to mitigate the impact of past criminal convictions on their lives. Jason Bassett explains the detailed criteria for eligibility, the process involved, and the significant benefits of having your records sealed.


The sealing of criminal records can shield your past convictions from public view, making it easier for you to access employment opportunities, housing, and education, which might otherwise be out of reach due to your criminal history. This video highlights how the Law Office of Criminal Attorney Jason Bassett can assist you in preparing and presenting a compelling case to the court to seal your records. We will cover the necessary documentation, the legal arguments likely to resonate with judges, and the common pitfalls to avoid during the application process.


Moreover, the upcoming Clean Slate Act (C.P.L. §160.57), set to take effect on November 16, 2024, will introduce automatic sealing for certain criminal records in New York State. This groundbreaking legislation will change the landscape for former offenders, allowing more individuals to move forward without the burden of a criminal record. We discuss what types of convictions are eligible, the waiting periods involved, and the exceptions where sealed records might still be accessed by entities like law enforcement, courts, and certain government agencies.


Despite the opportunities provided by these laws, some convictions, such as violent felonies and sex offenses, are not eligible for sealing. Our video provides a detailed list of these offenses to help you understand whether your particular situation might qualify for sealing under the current legal framework.


Finally, this video emphasizes the importance of having skilled legal representation when attempting to seal a criminal record. The Law Offices of Jason Bassett, P.C. are well-versed in the nuances of New York’s criminal justice system and have a track record of successfully helping individuals overcome the limitations imposed by their criminal records.


Whether you are considering sealing your criminal records or just want to learn more about the process and your rights, this video is your starting point. Watch now to begin the journey toward a brighter, more secure future, free from the shadows of past mistakes. Contact us today at (631) 259-6060 to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards changing your life.


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