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Lamar816
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In 1997, I was arrested in Virginia and charged with DUI.
I went to court and the judge convicted me with Reckless driving instead. A fine was imposed and I was put on unsupervised probation for 6 months.
It has been many years, and just recently I applied for a job. I got the job, but received a letter from a superviser. In my application they asked me to disclose any criminal convictions. I was not convicted of any criminal offenses, so I did not disclose the DUI charge in 1997.
The supervisor left this message on my answering machine: "we don't have any information on the criminal charge, and we need you to tell us what the crime was".
My question is do I have to dislose this information to her?
I did respond to the request with a letter stating that I don't feel I should have to defend a charge that I was found innocent of in a court of law. Why does she need more information and should I supply it to her?
Still trying to defend a charge!
Sincerely,
Julia Barber
I went to court and the judge convicted me with Reckless driving instead. A fine was imposed and I was put on unsupervised probation for 6 months.
It has been many years, and just recently I applied for a job. I got the job, but received a letter from a superviser. In my application they asked me to disclose any criminal convictions. I was not convicted of any criminal offenses, so I did not disclose the DUI charge in 1997.
The supervisor left this message on my answering machine: "we don't have any information on the criminal charge, and we need you to tell us what the crime was".
My question is do I have to dislose this information to her?
I did respond to the request with a letter stating that I don't feel I should have to defend a charge that I was found innocent of in a court of law. Why does she need more information and should I supply it to her?
Still trying to defend a charge!
Sincerely,
Julia Barber