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CALI’s response to the signing of SB 731 into law.

CALI urges our members to contact Governor Newsom immediately and urge him to VETO SB 731 [Durazo] which would automatically seal conviction and arrest records in certain circumstances, restricting the ability of the public to learn of an individual’s criminal history from the current seven years to four years. After four years, all misdemeanors and some felonies such as financial crimes will be sealed forever.

CALI President Frank W. Huntington, III comments regarding SB 731 to the Los Angeles Times.

As you recall, CALI sponsored Senate Bill 385 (Jones) a bill some time back that required the Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS) to begin issuing a better photo identification card for private investigators, one that included an expiration date.

Thanks to the CALI Government Affairs Committee and the hard work of the BSIS, we now have a professional looking photo identification that includes an expiration date.

Phil Cowan with the AM 1380, The Answer Sacramento Radio Show interviewed CALI President Frank W. Huntington, III, about SB 731.

We are pleased to announce that the Certified Professional Investigator (CPI) Exam is now available online. Apply today!