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Esclark

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  1. Wow that's crazy (lol), I can only hope that I will end up laughing about it down the road also... Thanks for the words of wisdom... What state did your incident occur in....?
  2. So, I have passed the C-Net test and also the Tabe Level 9 test to get into Lpn school/program in my city. The problem for me is in 2008 I was wrongly accussed of various crimes during a domestic dispute. I was going thru a messy break up; I was accussed of threatening my wife at the time. While I was packing my things to move out of our apartment she went outside and called the police and told them I had threatend her. Police returned with her and I was arrested. May I add also at the time I had shattered femur and was in a wheelchair. I was released without bail and issued a state temporary order of protection against me. A year of court procedures went bye, my leg healed about 70% of the way where I could return to work and to seek some closure to the situation in 2009 I excepted a plea of Disorderly Conduct which is a violation and not a crime. Besides this Violation I was convicted of Disorderly Conduct Violation in 2003 which was not for anything related. Neither of these Violations are a crime. I have no criminal record, I have not serve anytime in jail and I have not been on probation or parole in my life. Should this and can this keep me from getting accepted into Nursing school?

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