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Well ,Thank you !rdhetrick wrote:Thanks again USA1!
I don't mean this to sound insulting or anything, but you and Joe must have been on the cheer squad in high school! You two are without fail, always encouraging folks here! It makes us realize we're not alone. My hat's off to the two of you....
he should be . A misdemeanor must be older than 5 years to be eligible .milo wrote:
I recently submitted my CHL along with a friend's. He believes that he is eligible, but I am not so sure. He had a possession felony that was reduced to a class A misdemeanor and he received deferred adjudication. It was 7 years ago. Is he still eligible?
if thats true , it sure does open the door for a whole bunch of folks that otherwise would have been ineligible .LostInAustin wrote:IANAL but sure sounds like it to me.
does this mean that a deferred adjudication no longer = conviction for CHL purposes ?Charles L. Cotton wrote: As of Sept. 1, 2009, the law changed. Any "conviction" that has been set aside by any method is no longer a conviction for purposes of CHL eligibility.
