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I was arrested on Grand Theft, Felony. I'm 18 years old and this is my first offence. I'm a good kid. I've just graduated high school, an active member in church, and do a lot of community service/ volunteer work. My plan was to go into the Navy after high school but I've talked to a recruiter and they said that even if it was dropped to a misdemeanor and or adjudication withheld I would automatically be disqualified. Is there anything that I can do?
I would believe the recruiter BUT I'd see what a good criminal Attorney can do for you.
It's a side issue but how did an active church member who does a lot of volunteer work and is a "good" kid get arrested for Grand Theft - felony?
You get an attorney and try and get found not guility.
But sorry a "good kid" does not do grand theft,
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Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck
Particularly on a felony level. Have to wonder just what "bad kids" do.
(Out of greenies).
Just about everyone has done bad stuff in his or her life. The phrase is relative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fr_Chuck
Danielle92, you said you were arrested. But you haven't been convicted. So, by all means, get a lawyer and try to fight it. By your also saying "this is my first offence", are we to assume you are guilty?
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Originally Posted by AK lawyer
Got to disagree with you on this one - grand theft, larceny level? That's not jaywalking. My concern is the number of people who post, "My son is a good kid and he ...," "I'm a good kid and I ..."
Not saying anyone is a bad person and not saying people don't make mistakes, but a felony - ?
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