Hey everyone, I'm new here and this forum seems to be a wealth of knowledge and experience. I'm looking to get my LTC and started doing some prep work and research. To cut a long story short, I wasn't the brightest young adult and had a few run ins with the courts. I ran my CORI and it kicked back five records. To include malicious distruction of private property, compulsory insurance violation, shoplifting, minor in possession of alcohol and the worst one, possession of a class d.
The CORI says non convicted on everything but the minor in possession of alcohol which reads convicted. The one that I'm really worried about is the class d charge. The disposition of that one reads non convicted and the codes are as follows.
C 3/21
CWOF SP 9/22
VWF DF WAR D/R PD DIS
Now that looks to me like I was placed on a continuance, failed to pay the victim witness fee, defaulted , issued a warrant, default removed and then paid and dismissed. But that would signify a violation and a guilty verdict, no? It also has a disposition date of unknown.
All this happened in excess of fifteen years ago and my memory of all the events is fuzzy at best. I understand that I'll probably be denied on suitability if it even gets farther than an instant rejection. I was wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation or knows of someone. I understand that my best course of action would be to consult a lawyer. But if there is zero chance, It'd be best to find out now than be in the hole for a few grand with the same result. And have denied request on the record in case future laws change my eligibility.
The CORI says non convicted on everything but the minor in possession of alcohol which reads convicted. The one that I'm really worried about is the class d charge. The disposition of that one reads non convicted and the codes are as follows.
C 3/21
CWOF SP 9/22
VWF DF WAR D/R PD DIS
Now that looks to me like I was placed on a continuance, failed to pay the victim witness fee, defaulted , issued a warrant, default removed and then paid and dismissed. But that would signify a violation and a guilty verdict, no? It also has a disposition date of unknown.
All this happened in excess of fifteen years ago and my memory of all the events is fuzzy at best. I understand that I'll probably be denied on suitability if it even gets farther than an instant rejection. I was wondering if anyone has been in a similar situation or knows of someone. I understand that my best course of action would be to consult a lawyer. But if there is zero chance, It'd be best to find out now than be in the hole for a few grand with the same result. And have denied request on the record in case future laws change my eligibility.