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I started looking into that too, but what the law says, and what the FAA says are usually 2 different things... here is what the florida statute says 985.35(6) Except as the term “conviction” is used in chapter 322, and except for use in a subsequent proceeding under this chapter, an...

bruce is answering yes to -8 result in an automatic referral? or is it up to the examiner?

also, apparently in florida, juveniles are "adjudicated delinquent" not convicted.

Does this get reported when applying for a medical and will it get referred? also, i found out that in florida, at the age of 24 (19 + 5 years), juvenile records are automatically expunged.

ok i got the info his sentence was probation withheld, 40 hrs of community service, apology letters to the victims, pay back $3000 in damages, 8 pm curfew. all of which have been completed. it was in juvenile court. he had 2 counts of a 2nd degree felony. Florida Statutes 790.19 -...

I understand the "moral character" part for an ATP, and i kind of hinted that 121 might be a hard route to follow anyway. But there are other options that can be just as fulfilling. Im also not sure how the "Stupid kid thing" factors in. I cant believe he is the first kid to screw up and get...

That will likely be the advice, but i wanted to take a look at it first. Im not sure what i am going to find. The problem was he was only 15 and didnt really understand what was happening to him in a legal sense, so i don't know what information is true, and what is "perceived" by a barely...

Im waiting to get the paperwork from him. but i couldn't find anything on the court case lookup, so i assume he was not tried as an adult. Does it make a difference? I cant seem to find much information on child felonies

I remember a few years ago, here in our town they arrested a 7th grader on battery charges for throwing a pencil in class and hitting a fellow student. this seriously happened. seriously. PORT ST. LUCIE — Police arrested a 13-year-old boy on a battery charge after he threw a broken...

I hope you are all just joking, i mean who hasn't done things as a kid that you aren't exactly proud of. Plus we live in a different world, we grew-up when you got in to a fight in 7th grade, the principle called your parents and yelled at you, maybe a 3 day suspension. now they call the...

it is in FL. I am going to find out more about how he was sentenced and see if it really was a felony. it was him and his 13 year old cousin at the time, i honestly believe it was just a kid being stupid thing. he graduated high school as the salutatorian, and has a 4.0 in college...

My Daughters boyfriend (now 18), is looking to get into aviation as a career. I haven't found out all the details yet, but he apparently had a felony conviction at 15. Playing with a BB gun, hit a car, got caught. had to pay damages, probation, fine etc.. all taken care of. I haven't...

so is the process 1) get an exam w/ deferral for felony/diabetes 2) wait for response from okc 3) send diabetes/felony info that is requested correct?

I meant more about going into airports un-escorted etc.. would the TSA stop me or restrict my access? I am not worried about getting loans, i am fairly well off. the concern was if an insurance company/rental company would ALLOW someone with a conviction to get a policy.

If TSA doesn't "approve" but im still issued a 3rd class, will there be any restrictions (IE: like at certain controller airports that are under TSA control?) What would be my next step? Im pretty sure i know what to do with the diabetes (I went through it once before, i might still have...

i understand i can go LSA, but i prefer to be able to utilize my instrument rating.

several things make it hard to understand. 1) its ambiguous 2) it doesn't specify whether it applies to commercial or recreational, or both. and the 7 other posts in here that all give different opinions on it. 3) contradictory to time you can apply: "One year from the conviction and you...

so that sounds like from the date of conviction?

technically you can get a federal pardon through the clemency board 5 years out, but they are very rare. only 40 or so have been approved under obama in the last 5 years. The sentencing judge has no jurisdiction to grant a pardon, or include that in the sentencing (I had asked that back...

of course i had a lawyer. it was a federally prosecuted case which have very different rules. you cant just go in and "defend yourself". in fact the prosecutors wont even talk to you without a lawyer present at all times in fear that anything said could be disputed because of no...