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Some organizations use self-disclosure checkboxes to filter out felony convictions

Fact [V] p087-18

Organizations sometimes use checkboxes asking applicants to self-disclose prior felony criminal convictions and then use that data to filter out applicants with felony convictions.

Organizations sometimes use checkboxes to encourage applicants to self-disclose prior felony criminal convictions, then use the data to filter out applicants with felony convictions.

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U.S. Secret Service National Threat Assessment Center. (2026). Preventing Targeted Workplace Violence: A U.S. Secret Service Guide to Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (p. 87). Claim p087-18, NCIER Claim Map. https://www.ncier.org/research/claim-maps/workplace-violence-prevention/claims/p087-18

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