I know different schools have different policy, but i got a $100 fine for jumping a nyc subway turnstile, but wasn't summoned to court or arrested. is this required to disclose?
Edit: i did some researching and apparently this is treated as a Class A misdemeanor, Theft of Services – N.Y. Penal Law § 165.15.
i suppose i should disclose but it says its going to be on my record permanently. should i be worried?
C&F question
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longlivetheking
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C&F question
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Emma.
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Re: C&F question
Definitely disclose.
But you shouldn't be worried.
But you shouldn't be worried.
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bp shinners
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Re: C&F question
Check the language on the applications, and if you're unsure, disclose.
But law schools will not care at all about this.
But law schools will not care at all about this.
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