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Home | Edit | Index | Recent ChangesJust visited: Can a marijuana bust be expunged | Expungement | Home | Legal adulthood | State by State Expungements July 7, 2005 2005-R-0556MILITARY SERVICE AND MISDEMEANOR CONVICTIONS By: Veronica Rose, Principal Analyst You asked if someone with a misdemeanor record may enlist in the U. S. Armed Forces. SUMMARY Whether someone with a misdemeanor record may enlist in the U. S. Armed Services depends on several factors, including the nature, number, seriousness, and circumstances of the crime or crimes forming the record and when they were committed. The services may grant moral waivers to potential enlistees who have committed some categories of felonies and misdemeanors. But some crimes, unless expunged (for example, convictions for domestic violence), are a bar to enlistment. From Lautenberg Ammendment preventing youths with domestic violence conviction from joining military
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