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Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by SanJoaquin209, Dec 29, 2010.

  1. Zuma

    Zuma Light Load Member

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    I think you're making this way too complicated. It's probably a dead issue with the company you've already blabbed to, but make your one try at arguing with them. If it doesn't work out, lay it to rest and move on. There are a bunch of companies out there.

    If it were me, I'd grub up enough money to consult with an attorney to find out if there's anything that'll show up in any kind of legal or background check that a trucking company can do. An attorney will know what to look for, and if he can't find it, the company won't either. If he says you're good, shut your yap about it. It doesn't matter what happened, it only matters whether or not they can find out about it.

    IMO, anyone who accepts verbatim legal advice from anyone on the Internet without following up with a lawyer is just asking for trouble. There are a lot of people who claim to know things that they don't.
     
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  3. xlsdraw

    xlsdraw Road Train Member

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    The judge did not give you the benefit of the doubt. If the judge really felt you were innocent, he would have dismissed the matter WITHOUT requiring anything from you. You were too lazy to protect your own rights. Plain and simple. And now you are dealing with the consequences of your laziness.
     
  4. SanJoaquin209

    SanJoaquin209 Light Load Member

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    giving the benefit of the doubt means he "has" doubt but is giving me the benefit of it you dumb ### ######. That is exactly what happened as he stated it.
     
  5. kidsdad

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    Try to put yourself in their (Primes) shoes, You were COURT ORDERED to attend 10 aa meetings. They have invested what? $150,000.00 (more or less) in the truck and trailer that your asking them to pay you to drive, After, they invest money and time for your training. Think, Would you? if some guy you did not know, except from what he tells you, wanted to drive YOUR $150,000.00 rig, and tells you, oh, by the way, I was ordered by a JUDGE to attend aa classes but don't worry, I don't drink, it was all a mistake, the JUDGE agree's with me that it was not MY fault. BUT, he still wanted me to attend these meeting anyway, just to see firsthand, the evils of drink. would you? Im not saying your story isnt true, all i have to go on is your word and i have no reason to think you would lie. also having a checkered past(long past, thank GOD ) i am not qualifyed to judge anyone. But then, it's not my rig you want to drive. Just some food for thought. Try someone else, Werner, Englund, Rohle, ect. Don't give up! Anything you want to achieve is achievable if you are willing to put the effort in. Good luck.
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  6. SanJoaquin209

    SanJoaquin209 Light Load Member

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    I just got done applying for cr england and stevens... :biggrin_25513:

    What gets me is they will hire convicted felons if the charge is 7 years old...I was not incarcerated, it does not say they will not hire because I attended aa meetings... it says no incarcerations within 4 years, I did no jail time, hence not incarcerated... and in February it will be 4 years...over two months...i mean it is what it is but I guess they can hire who they want...
     
  7. MileHiBud

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    I think you are the dumb ### ######!!!!!
     
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  8. SanJoaquin209

    SanJoaquin209 Light Load Member

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    I think this guy ate onions for dinner...:biggrin_2554:
     
  9. 123456

    123456 Road Train Member

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    lets us know what you find out today
     
  10. chralb

    chralb Road Train Member

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    IMHO, That was your mistake. If you were truly innocent of the charge, FIGHT IT! Win loose or draw I'd NEVER admit guilt to something I'm innocent of.

    just my two cents.
     
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  11. Ironrider

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    I call B,S. on this one. No mature person with pride, integrity and self confidence that was TRUELY innocent would accept going to 10 AA classes to have a charge dismissed. If you were innocent law enforcement would not have any evidence to arrested you on or to take you in to court.
     
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