I was arrested for a felony and pleaded nolo contedere with held adjudication , ever since I joined the navy and working on my bachelors now , so I was wondering if that arrest is a automatic DQ here in florida
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Originally posted by skillz01 View PostI was arrested for a felony and pleaded nolo contedere with held adjudication , ever since I joined the navy and working on my bachelors now , so I was wondering if that arrest is a automatic DQ here in florida
Originally posted by skillz01 View Postnolo contedere
In other words you don't admit to committing the offense BUT you acknowledge that the state has enough evidence to convict you of the offense.
No matter what the "adjudication" of the charge was-----you are going to be a convicted felon in the eyes of law enforcement administrators.
Please follow my google link below and read about Brady Vs Maryland
My new word for the day is FOCUS, when someone irritates you tell them to FOCUS
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Originally posted by skillz01 View PostStill applies if the record was expunged ?
You WILL be asked to list any LE contacts, any ARRESTS and most likely any CONVICTIONS.
(a nolo plea would have resulted in a conviction of some sort ----yes even if it was deferred.)
A LE Background investigator WILL find the conviction AND the expunged record when running the Complete Criminal History check-------among other areas of the investigationMy new word for the day is FOCUS, when someone irritates you tell them to FOCUS
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Originally posted by skillz01 View PostI was arrested for a felony and pleaded nolo contedere with held adjudication , ever since I joined the navy and working on my bachelors now , so I was wondering if that arrest is a automatic DQ here in florida
Because of the felony, you DO NOT meet the minimum qualifications established in Florida Statutes 943.13
not have been convicted of any felony or of a misdemeanor involving perjury or false statement. Any person who, after July 1, 1981, pleads guilty or nolo contendere to, or is found guilty of a felony, or of a misdemeanor involving perjury or a false statement, shall not be eligible for employment or appointment as an officer, not-withstanding suspension of sentence or withholding of adjudication
Originally posted by skillz01 View PostStill applies if the record was expunged ?
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Even if you were able to get the conviction expunged, it does not erase it nor your disqualification under FSS.Originally posted by SSDIt has long been the tradition on this forum and as well as professionally not to second guess or Monday morning QB the officer's who were actually on-scene and had to make the decision. That being said, I don't think that your discussion will go very far on this board.Originally posted by Iowa #1603And now you are arguing about not arguing..................
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Originally posted by skillz01 View PostI was arrested for a felony and pleaded nolo contedere with held adjudication , ever since I joined the navy and working on my bachelors now , so I was wondering if that arrest is a automatic DQ here in floridaProblems with a psych exam?
Have an upcoming PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAM that you NEED to PREPARE for?
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Could still hold the arrest against you- it would just remove the automatic disqualification and allow them to use their judgement. You would likely meed to contact a criminal or civil rights attorney, and meet your states requirements- and convince a judge to issue you that certificate.
Generaly, sexual, violent and repeat offenders will not be issued relief. Each state has their own rules.Problems with a psych exam?
Have an upcoming PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAM that you NEED to PREPARE for?
If your Disqualified, Pressured too withdraw, Recieved a Proposed DQ or want to talk about the appeal process- check these guys out. Doesnt hurt too call them- free, detailed telepone consultation before
you make up your mind.
WWW.LAWENFORCEMENTPEPTALK.COM
Attorney Rob Kronenberg WWW.RKRONENBERGLAW.COM
Appeal Psychologist: Mark Lerner
http://www.crisisdoctors.com/Site/Dr._Mark_Lerner.html
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No bueno for California. Sorry guy.
Any person convicted of a felony (or of a crime in another jurisdiction that would be a felony in
California) is prohibited from employment as a California peace officer [Government Code
§1029(a)]. This prohibition holds even if the conviction was sealed, expunged, or set aside. It
may also apply to any convictions that were subsequently reduced to a misdemeanor occurring
on or after January 1, 2004.Going too far is half the pleasure of not getting anywhere
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Originally posted by skillz01 View PostI was arrested for a felony and pleaded nolo contedere with held adjudication , ever since I joined the navy and working on my bachelors now , so I was wondering if that arrest is a automatic DQ here in florida
You're a convicted felon, as a result of your plea. My colleague has done an excellent job in describing the implications of your plea to you. You're an automatic, lifetime DQ in Alabama.
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