Clean MVR BUT CAN'T FIND WORK!

HAve you considered, if you do not find a driving job, taking a job on a dock with an LTL carrier? Something that will get you involved in the industry until the final adjudication. You may even be able to move into a driving position within that company when it is all cleared up.

The important thing is don't get discouraged, You are very young and have a lifetime ahead of you to pursue your dream of driving. It may take a little time, but keep at it.

Good Luck!

 

Ahh yeah, you saying deferred prosecution reminded me that's what some applications state you must report on the app since that covers both deferred judgment or sentencing.

I got lucky and only had six months of "probation". I put the quotes because it really wasn't actual probation for diversions in Indiana back then and there was no one to report to or any of that. I just had to stay out of trouble that long. I know it sucks right now to be in this situation but at least your name will be cleared when all is said and done. If you get it expunged you won't even have to think about it again.

 

Without reading the whole thing.

Ill offer this. The "charge" remains visible throughout most If not all of your life, in a deep background search.

Beware of "trick" questions on applications. Some ask if you were ever charged, others ask if you were convicted.

That "charge" can be found. Regardless of what a judge or lawyer tells you. Just pop up on the Canadian border, and let someone run your info.

 

Try Carolina Ready Mix. Look for concrete companies man. Also, think about Waste Mgmt. and Advanced Disposal, and Republic. Also, look online at your local power cooperative for jobs involving driving.

 

That may have been true in the past. But it's no longer true in the present.

My son in law is forced to do a daily "pass" because of something stupid he was involved with at age 17. Charged with a felony. And told point blank, they (his employer) didn't give a xxxx what he had expunged. He would submit to a daily security check because of his record, which is clearly visible on NCIC.

State and local records can disappear. But Fed records live forever.

 

Then someone is violating your son's civil rights and is in contempt of court. BIG TIME. Especially if he was a minor at the time.

And THAT needs to be addressed and stopped. It's wrong AND it's illegal activity.

I have had people try to dig #### up on myself that's been expunged and as soon as you explain what expunged means they drop it. If they don't, I'd have their ### sitting in front of a judge explaining WHY they feel they are compelled to violate a court order SEALING a record.

 

welcome to the double edged sword known as the internet.

Once it's made electronic, it's available for anyone to find for ever in time.