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      Having ticket removed from record

      What is the name of your state? WA To make a VERY long story short, and please just take my word for this, I have a minor speeding ticket on my record from roughly 3-4 years ago which, compunded with other factors, is keeping me out of the military. I know that often times when teenagers (I...
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      Dropping charges post facto

      What is the name of your state? Washington Five years ago, as a juvenile, I plead guilty to five misdemeanor charges. Now, I'm trying to enlist in the military, but my juvenile record (even sealed) is still keeping me out. I'm told by my recruiter that the only way I can serve is to have one...
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      Being kept out of service

      What is the name of your state? Washington I need some help, please. Five years ago, as a juvenile, I plead guilty to five misdemeanor charges. Today, those charges are keeping me from serving in the military. My recruiter has told me that the only way to serve would be to have one or more...
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      Dropping of charges

      What is the name of your state? Washington Does anyone know if it is possible to have a charge dropped completely from my record? I'm trying to serve in the military, but I have some misdemeanor charges on my juvenile record which are keeping me out. My recruiter has told me that the only way...
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      Reduction of charges

      What is the name of your state? Washington This message has been posted on other threads, but I'll try this one as well. To make a very long story short, I have five non-violent, misdemeanor charges on my record from Juvenile Court. I am now 23, and these five charges are keeping me from...
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      Former juvenile offender trying to serve

      What is the name of your state? Washington To make a long story short, when I was 17 (I'm 23 now) I plead guilty to five misdemeanor, non-violent charges in juvenile court. I'm currently trying to enlist in the Army, but those charges are keeping me out. My recruiter has mentioned that he's...
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      post-conviction reduction of charges

      What is the name of your state? Washington When I was 17, I plead guilty to five misdemeanor (non-violent, non-sexual) charges in Juvenile Court. Restitution was paid in full, community service completed, and I have no charges since (I'm now 23). I am preparing to enlist in the Army's...

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