Can an employer decide not to hire based on charges which lead to Nolle Prosequi disposition?
Yes. In Maryland, which is an "at will" employment state, an employer can decide not to hire you based on the grounds you've stated.
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Yes. In Maryland, which is an "at will" employment state, an employer can decide not to hire you based on the grounds you've stated.
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