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Q. Will my employer find out about my arrest? Can I be fired?

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Police typically don't notify employers. Arrest alone doesn't justify dismissal and may be challenged.

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Police don't typically notify employers. Risks: prolonged absence, media coverage, or workplace-related crime. Arrest alone doesn't justify dismissal. Even conviction for private conduct may not warrant termination (Yokohama Rubber case, 1970). Consult a lawyer immediately.
This article provides general legal information and does not constitute legal advice. For specific legal issues, please consult with a qualified attorney.

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