Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
I have a misdemeanor theft charge from 2005. I want to go back to college to get my teaching degree, but am worried that I might not get hired as a teacher in the state of Texas with the misdemeanor on my record? If so, what can I do to get it off my record, or is it okay?
1 Answer from Attorneys
If there is no conviction, then there is nothing on your record. If there is a conviction or a resolution of your case, there may be a problem.
If you have been licensed already, or if you received federal aid or a federal grant in college, it sounds like this may not be a problem.
Probably the best way to discover whether there is a problem is to phone the HR department of a local school or your college.
If there is no conviction, it may be possible to resolve the charge so no conviction appears on your record. You will need to hire a criminal defense attorney in your area.
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