The college I attend has an internship office and has an application for internships. In Florida, all school districts have the right to obtain information regarding sealed arrests. The college wants all students to fill out a application for internship that asks if you have "ever been arrested?" My question is, how should I handle the fact that I have a sealed arrest with no criminal conviction that the school district can know about but in actuality the college does not have the right to know about? My worry is that if I release the information to the college office (i.e., court papers) that it could get misplaced or otherwise cause me problems in the future. However, if I object to answering the question it could cause a concern. What would be the recommended course of action?
2006-12-01
15:43:41
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titaniummetal1000
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