A misdemeanor of that magnitude will NOT keep you from getting a job as a teacher. You'll want to talk to a lawyer in your state, but in some states it is done automatically at a certain age (21) or after a certain number of years.
Daphne Aguilera wrote:
When I was 15, I ripped an insert out of a magazine and was charged with shoplifting. I plead guilty, did my community service, and put it behind me. Now that I'm getting towards the end of my college career, I'm wondering how much this misdemeanor will come back to haunt me. Can anyone give me some idea? I've heard of expungement. What exactly does that process entail?
So Flagpole is a legal aficionado?
Flagpole wrote:
A misdemeanor of that magnitude will NOT keep you from getting a job as a teacher. You'll want to talk to a lawyer in your state, but in some states it is done automatically at a certain age (21) or after a certain number of years.
Nope.
Funkhouser wrote:Flagpole wrote:So Flagpole is a legal aficionado?
A misdemeanor of that magnitude will NOT keep you from getting a job as a teacher. You'll want to talk to a lawyer in your state, but in some states it is done automatically at a certain age (21) or after a certain number of years.