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Old 09-28-2015 | 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by JohnBurke
He's provided nothing that indicates a psychological issue, or one that's been diagnosed in the past. Petty theft and possession of alcohol or marajuana as a juvenile ten years ago do not equate to a psychological or medical problem, and have no bearing on the medical certificate.

Whatever he's been doing to get several tickets in the last few years needs to stop; shouldn't be any tickets in the last few years, but those won't impact a medical certificate.

Regardless of whether the crime occurred before or after age 17, the information provided gives no basis for a psychological deferral or requirement for a psychological exam.
A pattern of criminal behavior can apparently cause the FAA to investigate your mental health.

But like I said youthful misbehavior would probably just be considered a "phase".
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