Nurses Criminal
Published Dec 15, 2012
Aongroup1990, CNA
332 Posts
Ok, when I was a stupid juvenile I did have a battery case around my teen years/ Long story short I have never been into any kind of trouble after 18 years/ Now lets say if i get into the program should i let the teacher know that yes I did have a battery but it was thrown out because it happened at 15 i believe or maybe even at 14 dont remember because it was old. Should I that to the BON or the head person of the nursing program during application process?
Cherry02
98 Posts
If it was thrown out, then no.
meanmaryjean, DNP, RN
7,899 Posts
Juvenile records are sealed in Indiana, IIRC. You should be fine, but if it were me, I'd let them know. Just so that I knew, going in, that this was never going to come up as a surprise to them.
YES, well being a stupid teen with no sense I did have petty theft i never went to court because i paid them and then a domestic battery. yes both of them i believe for sure was thrown out .. i may get the papers to prove it as well and bring it before them because i want to be honest and all.
You THINK it was thrown out? Yikes! You need to find out for sure. Today.
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN
88 Articles; 21,250 Posts
Moved to nursing licensure with criminal history forum