Consultation regarding juvenile case
1 year ago
I had confess my crime in juvenile court and got punishment of 1 year probation and 20000 fine...i want to know that can i join police or other government jobs.
A.In my humble suggestion, it would depend on the organization you are wishing to join because the majority of jobs require applicants to disclose if they have ever been convicted, and based on that information, they decide whether to accept or reject their applications.
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A.Dear Client
Most of the jobs that one wants to join they need to know that whether you were convicted or not and basis the information they either allow or reject your candidature. So. when you apply you will have to seek information from the organization whether they will allow or not.
Most of the jobs that one wants to join they need to know that whether you were convicted or not and basis the information they either allow or reject your candidature. So. when you apply you will have to seek information from the organization whether they will allow or not.
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