Can I legally tell the military I wasn't committed if my records were sealed as a juvenile?
Read the wording of the questions carefully. But if it asks if you were ever committed, the answer is yes. Failure to disclose is a criminal offense.
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Read the wording of the questions carefully. But if it asks if you were ever committed, the answer is yes. Failure to disclose is a criminal offense.
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