On the William&Mary application, I was asked about a criminal record. Last June I was given a speeding ticket for going 111 mph and for reckless driving. It wasn't a misdemeanor, but I did have to appear in court and plead no contest. Should this be mentioned?
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Criminal record Q Forum
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tryingtomakeit
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Criminal record Q
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Smumps
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Re: Criminal record Q
How the hell did you manage to go over 120 mph? My car would fall apart before it did that.
Real answer: It depends on the wording of the question on the application. When in doubt, disclose.
Real answer: It depends on the wording of the question on the application. When in doubt, disclose.
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tryingtomakeit
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Re: Criminal record Q
Lol. I have no idea, it just kind of happened, but I don't know how to explain this in an addendum.
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TopHatToad
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Re: Criminal record Q
So you were cited for reckless driving, and it wasn't even a misdemeanor? As the Aussies say, good on ya', mate.
If you're unsure, disclose is always the answer. Does it warrant an addendum? Probably not.
If you're unsure, disclose is always the answer. Does it warrant an addendum? Probably not.
Also, what got chopped off?tryingtomakeit wrote:On the William&Mary application, I was asked about a criminal record. Last June I was given a speeding ticket for going over 120 mph and for reckless driving. It wasn't a misdemeanor, but I did have to appear in court and plead no contest and I was. Should this be mentioned?
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