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could i become a police officer after getting a dui?
Answer #3
It will make it harder,yes.
Here are the automatic disqualifications for my local police department:
All of the following infractions are subject to automatic disqualification from consideration for employment:
* Conviction of a Felony
* Conviction of DWLS, OUIL or OUID within 4 years prior to application
* Loss of driving privilege due to suspension or revocation with in 2 years prior to application
* Accumulation of 8 points within 2 years prior to application
* Conviction of 3 moving violations within 2 years prior to application
* Two Accidents resulting in a violation conviction within 2 years prior to application
* Conviction of reckless driving 2 times in 4 years
* Any violations which indicate poor attitude and disrespect for law and order
* Any conviction of manslaughter
* Failure to take blood alcohol test
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Answer #1
It depends. If you were 17 and not charged as an adult the charge should no longer be on your record. However, if it is you do still have a chance depending on the department. Military and school are a good idea to show that you have changed. Still be sure to put that on your application or background papers.