Los Angeles County - Dates of Birth Removed?
The Los Angeles County Superior court has announced that partial dates of birth will be removed from the public kiosks and from the court website.
What does this mean? How does it impact you?
The Los Angeles County Superior Court announced on February 20th that as of the close of business on Friday, February 23rd that partial dates of birth will no longer be available via KIOSKS or ONLINE.
If you read this release carefully you will notice that the partial dates of birth will be removed from the court website and the publicly available KIOSKS. It doesn’t say that they dates of birth wont’ be available with clerk assisted searches.
So, what does this mean? What is the true impact to background screeners, employers, and landlords?
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