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Juvenile Charges

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usmchornet

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I have been searching the threads for a couple weeks trying to find the answer to my question but haven't found anything similar.

As a juvenile I was arrested and charged with assault (two counts at the same time). One count was completely dropped withing a couple weeks of being arrested. For the other I was offered what is called a deferred disposition. It was basically a delayed prosecution. If you complete conditions xyz then you are good to go and are considered to be never convicted. I completed the conditions so I have never been convicted of a crime. I was wondering if anyone has had an experience with a juvenile record like during their selection process. If so were you offered a slot a PLC slot, did you have to get any waivers.

I talked to my OSO and he said he doesn't think it matters since I was never convicted of anything. And also, the records are in the process of being sealed, but I told the OSO about the incedents and I have a copy of all documents relating to the case for him if he needs them. Any input would be great. Thanks.
 
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Flash

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midn09 said:
If you've been upfront with your OSO and he doesn't think it matters, I wouldn't argue with him.
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Yeah, what he said.

Just be sure to note it whenever you are asked about being charged with a crime when it comes to security clearances, even then it probably would not b an issue unless you lied about it.
 
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JM151066

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I was charged with 2nd degree battery and convicted of a lesser charge (it was a bunch of b.s. that I should have never been charged with) when I was a juvenile it did not hurt my chances at getting into the PLC program. I had to talk to my OSO's CO about it but that was all. My OSO liked the fact that I had stood up to an asshole then smoked him, he said it looked good. As far as the paperwork is concerned you can make it disappear. I can't find anything on my case due to some people I know and some phone calls. I think the judge can delete it from public record so you need to call his/her office and start bugging them about it. If you have any other questions message me.
 
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