Hello I hope you can help......
Well I was charged with failure to stop after having an accident involving personal injury and I'm a little misunderstanding of what it means for it being a class four felony. I want to get into the
military cuz lets face it at this point in time the chances of me getting a decent job to support me and family is really really low with this charge on me. I don't see any other options cuz from wut I have been gathering with web browsing you can't get certain certificates and degrees to work and money is not real good at the moment to just lolly gag so my questions are as follows
1. Can I get it expunged?
2. Is it a felony misdemeanor
3. How would I go about tryin to get in the military with this?
4. What states would this not count as a felony....... and I'm sorry if its a lot or jus very scrambled. I want the best for my child and wife so I'm a little everywhere with this but I'm looking forward to this response thank you.
Ernesto
Hello Ernesto,
Questions 1, 2 and 4 are best answered by an attorney. Often
ex-offenders and
felons looking for jobs need legal assistance. I suggest contacting your local legal aid office. There you will probably be able to get low-cost or low-cost legal advice. They may be also be able to answer questions about
ex-offenders and
felons getting professional certifications.
Just a note on
expungement, it is not an option in every state. Even in states which allow them, often they are limited. For example, in New Jersey, where I am, one is allowed only one felony expungement. It cannot even be applied for until ten years after the termination of the sentence.
Expungement is not a cure all. Even if one is granted, the conviction will always be visible to the court system, government agencies and law enforcement.
Don't give up on a military career. The military often accepts
ex-offenders and
felons and there are many career options. Your best option is the Army. The Army seems to be the most liberal as it relates to accepting
ex-offenders and
felons. Contact you local Army recruiter to inquire about your eligibility.
I hope this helps.
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