I spent 5 days in jail for attempted burglary back when I was 20. It was a plea deal for trespassing. I'm 40 now. Is there a silver lining to this?
>>34584584It's probably wiped off any kind of record that doesn't need a deep background check to dredge up. 10-15 years most places.Why you worried about it?
>>34584584If you learned from it and resolved to keep your nose clean from then on, yes.
>>34584588>Why you worried about it?A weird feeling of regret and nostalgia.>deep background checkThis was in Virginia. You think I can just say no to that question on an application to Walmart?
>>34584584>All you need is family.
>>34584787kek no
>>34584787Family?
>>34584584Have you tried petitioning to get the charges sealed? If its been 20 years and you've been relatively troubled free, they should at least consider it
>>34584584That's not usually the sort of thing employers get turned off by unless you lied
>>34584608Nostalgia? For what?
>>34587989Virginia doesn't do that. Your record remains open for everyone.
>>34588106That was a period of time I wish I could go back to.
