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Citizen
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stock91lx wrote:
You can read the disqualifications at the link below. If you still have a question, feel free to ask. I would copy and paste them here, but the list is a little long.
http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-308
PS: Puncuation and capitalization help.
Edited to add: Youmight look closely at this section: 18.2-308.E.9:
9. An individual who has been convicted of a violation of § 18.2-266 or a substantially similar local ordinance or of public drunkenness within the three-year period immediately preceding the application, or who is a habitual drunkard as determined pursuant to § 4.1-333.
stock91lx wrote:
You can read the disqualifications at the link below. If you still have a question, feel free to ask. I would copy and paste them here, but the list is a little long.
http://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+cod+18.2-308
PS: Puncuation and capitalization help.
Edited to add: Youmight look closely at this section: 18.2-308.E.9:
9. An individual who has been convicted of a violation of § 18.2-266 or a substantially similar local ordinance or of public drunkenness within the three-year period immediately preceding the application, or who is a habitual drunkard as determined pursuant to § 4.1-333.
mercutio545
Regular Member
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Man, what are we going to do about those drunk train drivers?
Man, what are we going to do about those drunk train drivers?
VAopencarry
Regular Member
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Yes, 3 years have to elapse from date of DUI conviction.
DOH!! guess I should have read Citizens post....am just so used to ignoring him.
Yes, 3 years have to elapse from date of DUI conviction.
DOH!! guess I should have read Citizens post....am just so used to ignoring him.
Citizen
Founder's Club Member
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Edited to delete question. I looked it up and answered it myself, like I should have done in the first place.
Edited to delete question. I looked it up and answered it myself, like I should have done in the first place.
CRF250rider1000
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I wonder if you could get it expunged or anything hmm
I wonder if you could get it expunged or anything hmm
hsmith
Regular Member
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VAopencarry wrote:
Who?
VAopencarry wrote:
Yes, 3 years have to elapse from date of DUI conviction.
DOH!! guess I should have read Citizens post....am just so used to ignoring him.
Who?
kenny
Regular Member
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Virginia does not expunge records with convictions, only arrests without a conviction or acquittal.
Virginia does not expunge records with convictions, only arrests without a conviction or acquittal.
CRF250rider1000
Regular Member
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kenny wrote:
kenny wrote:
hmm I guess that he will have to wait then bummer:?
Dispatcher
Campaign Veteran
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CRF250rider1000 wrote:
Call VA State Police and ask them if you disqualify. It can't hurt. The worst you'll get is a "Nope."
CRF250rider1000 wrote:
Call VA State Police and ask them if you disqualify. It can't hurt. The worst you'll get is a "Nope."
Citizen
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Dispatcher wrote:
It is longstanding wisdom on this board not to ask police anything about legalities. Too often they get it wrong or give skewed answers, deliberately or otherwise.
Best to do your own research or ask an attorney.
Dispatcher wrote:
Ahhhhhhhh!! Heresy!!SNIP Call VA State Police and ask them if you disqualify. It can't hurt. The worst you'll get is a "Nope."
It is longstanding wisdom on this board not to ask police anything about legalities. Too often they get it wrong or give skewed answers, deliberately or otherwise.
Best to do your own research or ask an attorney.
kenny
Regular Member
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Citizen wrote
So I suggest you try the nice approach, after all the workers are civilians, not Troopers.
Citizen wrote
Personally I have found the staff at the VSP Firearms Unit to be very friendly and helpful. I guess it is all in how you approach them.hhhhhhhh!! Heresy!!
It is longstanding wisdom on this board not to ask police anything about legalities. Too often they get it wrong or give skewed answers, deliberately or otherwise.
Best to do your own research or ask an attorney.
So I suggest you try the nice approach, after all the workers are civilians, not Troopers.