Civil Action Project
provided by Judicial Process Commission Inc.
Judicial Process Commission Inc
200 West Avenue
Rochester NY 14611
Rochester NY 14611
Main:
585-325-7727
Main:
585-325-7727
Hours:
M-TH 9:00AM-5:00PM.
F 9:00AM-1:00PM.
F 9:00AM-1:00PM.
Bus Service:
Public transportation bus number 23.
Email:
info@rocjpc.org
* Checks and fixes rap sheets, if necessary.
* Gives information about job rights and criminal record, how to apply for jobs successfully, do well in interviews, and get Certificates of Relief/Good Conduct.
* Helps with applying for a Certificate of Rehabilitation, if needed.
* Suggests other places to get help, like clothes for work, emergency food, or services for finding a job, like coaching, training/schooling, bus tickets, and job placement.
* Gives information about job rights and criminal record, how to apply for jobs successfully, do well in interviews, and get Certificates of Relief/Good Conduct.
* Helps with applying for a Certificate of Rehabilitation, if needed.
* Suggests other places to get help, like clothes for work, emergency food, or services for finding a job, like coaching, training/schooling, bus tickets, and job placement.
Cultural Competency
Eligibility: Anyone who has ever been arrested and needs to know about their employment rights and/or their rights to an education if they have been involved in the criminal justice system.
Application Process: Call the office. Caller will participate in a brief phone interview.
Required Documentation: Photo ID.
Fees: No fee for services.
Coverage Note: Monroe County.
Cultural Competency: Cultural competency, diversity, equity, and inclusion training for staff, Staff reflects population served
Judicial Process Commission Inc. provides advocacy, education, public awareness, and support services for people with criminal justice system involvement.