Confidential voter registration via Safe At Home
Safe at Home is a confidential address program administered by the California Secretary of State's Office and is most effective when used as a part of an overall safety plan. Safe at Home offers a substitute mailing address to receive first class, certified, and registered mail for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, and elder or dependent adult abuse, as well as reproductive health care workers and public entity employees who are in fear for their safety.
Fingerprint Background Checks
Is your background record wrong? Was there a delay or problem?
Manual for Grandparent and Relative Caregivers
Guardianships, dependency proceedings, getting a child out of a shelter, visitation rights of grandparents, when permanent custody is necessary, adoption, foster care, public benefits, relative caregiver options chart, and school issues.
The Rights Of Prisoners In Administrative Segregation
"Segregation" is the term used to describe a highly restrictive form of custody where a prisoner is taken out of the general prison population and placed in a "prison within a prison."
The Rights Of Prisoners Regarding Serious Disciplinary Charges
The rights of prisoners to fair disciplinary proceedings are rooted in the due process clauses of the U.S. and California Constitutions; however, those rights are not as broad as the rights of defendants facing criminal charges
Voter Hotlines and Election Offices
Voting rights, how to register to vote, vote by mail, voter hotlines, and election offices.
Voting FAQs
Voter FAQs: vote-by-mail, election day voting, political districts, registering to vote, and additional information.
Voting Rights: Persons with a Prior Felony Conviction
Eligibility requirements for who can register to vote and vote, questions, and how to register to vote.
Voting Rights Restoration
California voting rights restoration for misdemeanor and felony convictions.
Complaints Against The Government
Complain about a law enforcement agency or officer, federal government contracts, government agency, the U.S. Postal Service, government vehicle misuse, reckless driving, or collisions involving a government vehicle.
Suing a Local Public Entity or Jail Employee
Taking action against a prison, government, or employee.
How to File an Administrative Appeal
Examples of topics that an administrative appeal might address are medical care delays, failure to follow procedural rules for disciplinary violation hearings, miscalculation of work credits, restrictive mail policies, or visitor denials.
Manual for Grandparent and Relative Caregivers
Guardianships, dependency proceedings, getting a child out of a shelter, visitation rights of grandparents, when permanent custody is necessary, adoption, foster care, public benefits, relative caregiver options chart, and school issues.
Benefits and Services for Incarcerated Veterans
Despite the circumstances, some justice-involved Veterans may be eligible for VA benefits: disability compensation, pension, education and training, health care, home loans, insurance, vocational rehabilitation and employment, and burial.
Benefits and Services for Incarcerated Veterans
Despite the circumstances, some justice-involved Veterans may be eligible for VA benefits: disability compensation, pension, education and training, health care, home loans, insurance, vocational rehabilitation and employment, and burial.
Complaints Against The Government
Complain about a law enforcement agency or officer, federal government contracts, government agency, the U.S. Postal Service, government vehicle misuse, reckless driving, or collisions involving a government vehicle.
Confidential voter registration via Safe At Home
Safe at Home is a confidential address program administered by the California Secretary of State's Office and is most effective when used as a part of an overall safety plan. Safe at Home offers a substitute mailing address to receive first class, certified, and registered mail for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, and elder or dependent adult abuse, as well as reproductive health care workers and public entity employees who are in fear for their safety.
Fingerprint Background Checks
Is your background record wrong? Was there a delay or problem?
How to File an Administrative Appeal
Examples of topics that an administrative appeal might address are medical care delays, failure to follow procedural rules for disciplinary violation hearings, miscalculation of work credits, restrictive mail policies, or visitor denials.
Manual for Grandparent and Relative Caregivers
Guardianships, dependency proceedings, getting a child out of a shelter, visitation rights of grandparents, when permanent custody is necessary, adoption, foster care, public benefits, relative caregiver options chart, and school issues.
SSI/SSDI for Prisoners
The application process and how incarceration affects your benefits.
Suing a Local Public Entity or Jail Employee
Taking action against a prison, government, or employee.
The Rights Of Prisoners In Administrative Segregation
"Segregation" is the term used to describe a highly restrictive form of custody where a prisoner is taken out of the general prison population and placed in a "prison within a prison."
The Rights Of Prisoners Regarding Serious Disciplinary Charges
The rights of prisoners to fair disciplinary proceedings are rooted in the due process clauses of the U.S. and California Constitutions; however, those rights are not as broad as the rights of defendants facing criminal charges
Voter Hotlines and Election Offices
Voting rights, how to register to vote, vote by mail, voter hotlines, and election offices.
Voting FAQs
Voter FAQs: vote-by-mail, election day voting, political districts, registering to vote, and additional information.
Voting Rights: Persons with a Prior Felony Conviction
Eligibility requirements for who can register to vote and vote, questions, and how to register to vote.
Voting Rights Restoration
California voting rights restoration for misdemeanor and felony convictions.