‘Miya’s Law’ set to take effect January 1st
Beginning Sunday, Jan. 1, landlords will be required to keep an accurate log of everyone who has been issued a copy of an apartment key.
Also, all employees of any licensed lodging establishment must get a criminal and sex offender background check for every employee they hire. Those who don’t can lose their license.
If you work in any sort of job doing facilities maintenance, be advised of this new law taking place and consult with your employer as to how this may impact your employment.
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FAC, I just read this through and what I read does not say that just because one is on the registry that they would be disqualified from employment, Further, my question is what if you’re on the registry for a simple possession charge. Since this is not a “Sexual Abuse” Sex Offense, would this disqualify you from further consideration. Additionally, it states “May” does not this leave it open for the employer or Landlord to make the final decision?>
They keep u homeless. Their intent is for those on the registry is to die u will become a corpse without a grave. Your states attorney vows to her position to commit murder or get everyone on the list incarcerated.