Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida
adjudicated guilty/delinguent
i wanted to know what it means when an adult is found guilty of a crime but the actual adjudication was guilty/delinquent what does that mean? thanks
Asked on 6/27/03, 1:51 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Miguel De La O
De La O & Marko
Re: adjudicated guilty/delinguent
It means you were not convicted. You can deny on an application that you were convicted, unless the application specifically asks about cases where adjuducation was withheld.
Answered on 6/27/03, 3:33 pm
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