Shoplifting
You mentioned the sentence but not the conviction. If you can an ACD or violation, it should not show up. If you were convicted of a crime, it will.
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You mentioned the sentence but not the conviction. If you can an ACD or violation, it should not show up. If you were convicted of a crime, it will.
I think law enforcement sees everything. Check with the Department of Criminal Justice Services in Albany.
Convictions for crimes should appear. Convictions for lesser offenses such as violations or traffic infractions (except Driving While Impaired)...
I suggest you post this in the State where it took place.
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I doubt it because it leads to a dismissal but isn't this something you or your lawyer should have checked into before you accepted the ACD?
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No.