withheld conviction
 

ok i just found out that my buddy (CFI with the felony in the thread who's flying piaggio's) has a felonies long ago at 19yrs old, has never been convicted of them! Adjudication withheld was the outcome. that means he has a record but not a conviction. so is this why he probably can obtain a SIDA badge, because hes not an convicted felon? and was able to get a fractional job?

My head hurts after unsucessfully trying to read this 6 times.

Why? It makes perfect sense if you're drunk and have only a loose grasp of the English language...

I understand and yes... That is why he has a SIDA badge and a job at a fraction because he is [I]not[I] convicted. My question is why are you asking a question if there is nothing wrong?

Then your friend does not have a felony. He has an arrest record.
On an application if the question was specifically "Have you ever been convicted of a crime" - he could answer "No".

USMCFLYR

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I've noticed that the topic of convictions, arrests, and the like have surfaced quite a bit over the last month or so. Maybe you should start a topic thread about it.

JMO.




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