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[thecody]

If you get through probation and everything is closed in the court before you turn 18, it is very likely you can avoid a permanent record following you.

I don't think that probation is even a threat for a non criminal violation? From my research - do you know something different? It seems like it basically is like a speeding ticket.
And 16 is the age in NY, I probably shouldn't have started this in "juvenile law".

 

[I'mTheFather]

Does anybody actually know anything about what impact non criminal violations have on you or know anything about ACD? Or know anything about dismissal processes? I really was looking for legal comments. I have fosters who actually know me for everything else.

if anybody else out there's interested
ACD is for misdemeanors
most violations get "sealed". "sealed" bc they're not 100% sealed but ppl gotta work at finding anything out. Shouldn't just appear in a search for something like a job.

Thanks for shedding some light on ACD for the OP.

I think OHR's response referred to previous probation which is no longer a factor, right? Did you go to court already?

 

[thecody]

Thanks for shedding some light on ACD for the OP.

lol I'm jus here to provide some legal advice

I think OHR's response referred to previous probation which is no longer a factor, right? Did you go to court already?

oh, yeah tht probation is done. No, no court yet.