Felony before 18

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The state of origin in the original crime. However, some applications state that the crime has to be considered a crime in their state. If, you have been adjudicated, checking no would be the truth. However, you will need to divulge this information none the less.

Sure. I am going to tell them as I can see its relevant. Thanks for the answers fellas. I like this forum.

[mikeymedic]

The state Im in now?

Some was saying sice I was a minor I was "ajudicated" would it be too much of a strech to click no? because of that?

The state of origin in the original crime. However, some applications state that the crime has to be considered a crime in their state. If, you have been adjudicated, checking no would be the truth. However, you will need to divulge this information none the less.

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Tough to say, find out from a lawyer in your state if you are considered a convicted felon. If not check no. The key word is convicted. On a plus side at least you returned the CDs.

The state Im in now?

Some was saying sice I was a minor I was "ajudicated" would it be too much of a strech to click no? because of that?

[mikeymedic]

Tough to say, find out from a lawyer in your state if you are considered a convicted felon. If not check no. The key word is convicted. On a plus side at least you returned the CDs.

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I was in a pc832 academy but left to go to flight school, so I have pc832+ firearms and got half way through level II(Hope that makes sense to those not from cali)
No I didnt do it at gunpoint, yeah I WAS an IDIOT and stole a stack of them as a stunt, I didnt expect to get away with it, didnt think I would get in as much trouble as I did. They knew it was me I brought them back and confessed, they were worth over $250= felony in WA(grand theft im guessing) so that was when I was 17 im 26 now.

Also when I go to apply online it asks if ive ever been convicted of a felony with no provision to say it was a juvenile offense, so, I click yes (im not a liar). What should I do about this as I am quiter sure they are thinking I did a 211 or something of that magnitude.

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You guys are a little slow on the uptake arent ya. I WAS A MINOR. Get it?

It is perfectly legal.

To everyone that responded professionally thank you.

No we don't get it because some felony offenses stay on your record. You didn't expand on that so we had to do it for you.

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It happened in WA state when I was 17, I stole a bunch of cds froma store on a dare. It was about ten years ago. Also I have a haard time believing all you NEVER got in trouble when you were kids, but whatever.

So is my record expunged or sealed?

Wait a second. How many CD's do you have to take for it to be a felony? Did you do this at gun point or something?

Good luck with the "on a dare" thing. Regardless of why you did it telling someone it was a dare not only tells them your making excuses but shows you pretty much are an idiot, or at least were an idiot.

Your best bet is to just say I messed up and stole the CD's. Leave the excuse out of it. I have arrested many a drug dealer who sell drugs so they can feed their family. At least their excuse is honorable.

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Can you say "OWNED!!!"

You guys are a little slow on the uptake arent ya. I WAS A MINOR. Get it?

It is perfectly legal.

To everyone that responded professionally thank you.

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Not to mention you're a convicted felon with a gun.

Can you say "OWNED!!!"

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Shoplifting?

BWahahaha...
No im a commercial pilot.

[PhilipCal]

It happened in WA state when I was 17, I stole a bunch of cds froma store on a dare. It was about ten years ago. Also I have a haard time believing all you NEVER got in trouble when you were kids, but whatever.

So is my record expunged or sealed?

At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter whether any of us got into trouble as kids. You're the one inquiring/looking for a job. One of my colleagues has already mentioned the fact that Juveniles aren't "convicted" unless they are certified for trial as an Adult. Juvenile cases are "adjudicated". However, a Department could still DQ, or Non-Select you as a result of your Juvenile record. You should also know, that in a Law Enforcement Background Investigation, there is no such thing as a Sealed or Expunged record. Background Investigators routinely access these records. As to whether or not your record was sealed/expunged, you'll need to ask the court which handled your case.

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Not to mention you're a convicted felon with a gun.

Thats my dads gun, in point of fact however I am ok to own, as I was a minor when convicted.

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start looking in other fields

I am already IN another field I want out.