The Whole Truth and Nothing But the Truth?

Is that the one with the fuzzy dice and the tiger print interior blasting Ratt?

 

You didn't read the entire sentence Probation BEFORE judgement there fore their was no judgement and I had copies of the law as well as an explanation from my attorney, anyways it didn't help any! I have had it expunged but still need to explain to people because of what happened at Werner.

 

I didn't know you are Italian.

 

Actually, nothing has been off topic. You put the story out there. Can't blame anyone for wanting to check the validity of it. And I did. You're an interesting character to say the least.

 

Shazer, you're exploits are well documented by you yourself. I read the date wrong in your op. Doesn't change the fact that you did it to you and your entire website is dedicated to hating Jewish people. I'm done with you.

 

the first half is the way i read your plight.try it.better yet,call a recruiter and exclude your long version but include the condensed, single/relevant question only version.the one about hiring w/out a conviction.

semantics.

 

In the State of Missouri we have what is called SIS [FONT=arial, sans-serif](Suspended Imposition of Sentence), this would be the same thing as what Mack Attack is referring to Maryland having as a Probation before Judgement. Neither is considered a Conviction and should not be reported as one. [/FONT]

[FONT=arial, sans-serif]In Missouri if you complete your probation on a SIS you will not have a record and at no time were your rights taken away from you. Although as part of a SIS you are not allowed to carry a firearm. The next step is a SES which is a Suspended Execution of Sentence, I do not know what Maryland would have. A SES in Missouri is a conviction you just avoid going to prison and your probation starts all over again. Parole is different from Probation as it means you have been to prison and it cannot be restarted.[/FONT]

[FONT=arial, sans-serif]What all this means is, say you get charged with a small felony, such as my crime of missing a couple of child support payments, you plead guilty because you only own a small amount and they are giving you a SIS. You are put on 5 years probation with a [/FONT]
[FONT=arial, sans-serif]four year "Backup". That means you have to be a good boy for 5 years. If not, off you go to prison for 4 years. Lets say you were pretty good but get a speeding ticket one day before your 5 years is up. You get called in to see the judge and he finds you violated the SIS. He gives you a SES and your 5 years starts all over again. But now you are a convicted felon. You can't own a gun, your right to vote can be taken away. And forget about working in many different jobs. So, you put up with seeing the probation officer for another 5 years and then another traffic ticket. This time the judge sends you to prison. For 4 years. However it is your first felony so you only do 15% which is a little over 7 months. They mess with you for 14 years over nothing. That is why a lot of men just say send me to prison. They save 10 years of humiliation.

The above was only meant to inform. Feel free to delete if it is too off topic. [/FONT]

 

Wooly, this is where I got in trouble, I pleaded guilty to get a lesser sentence, by doing that it wasn't considered a conviction by MD law, but by pleading guilty it was considered a conviction by dot rules, which I didn't know at the time, so I told Werner never been convicted, so they say I lied on job app. I have been paying for it ever since. I was on unsupervised probation for 1 yr. after that year I was finished my time with the state of MD. Being it was only a misdemeanor charge I could have the charge expunged after 3 yrs, which I did. But here's the fun part when filling out job apps do I tell them of the charge? Then I have to explain why Werner let me go. Of course I could tell them I was laid off, that's what Werner told the State of MD when I applied for unemployment( the first time in my life). Well anyway time to get back to trucking as wwest says!