Legal Question in Criminal Law in California
felony conviction
hello, i got a felony marijuana charge in the state of california over 10 years ago. I have sealed or expunged my charge already so only government agencies can view my record. I want to enlist in the military, is there anyway i can have this removed?
Asked on 12/23/08, 12:27 pm
2 Answers from Attorneys
Michael Stone
Law Offices of Michael B. Stone Toll Free 1-855-USE-MIKE
Re: felony conviction
Unfortunately any dealing or possession-with-intent conviction is a "nonwaivable" disqualification as far as enlisting in the military is concerned.
Answered on 12/23/08, 12:57 pm
Terry A. Nelson
Nelson & Lawless
Re: felony conviction
No. Records are forever, and BTW, you're wrong about 'only government agencies can view'. Your record is available to anyone that inquires, and shows the conviction and the expungement. You can try to enlist, with explanation of 'changed life'. Good luck.
Answered on 12/23/08, 1:17 pm
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