no you can't get a good job
you lose access to any potential benefits with a dishonorable discharge, HOWEVER, you CAN apply to have your discharge upgraded to other than honorable, general, honorable etc.
The Government come up with the law, the police uphold the law.
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You may apply online for the police academy in PG County, Washington, DC by visiting http://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/government/publicsafety/police/ There is a link on the left side of the page "Join the Department".
The government agencies such as the state police, or the local police will advertise internally. You will need to pass the police entrance exam and graduated from the school to apply.
The criteria for changing a dishonorable discharge to honorable discharge may vary depending on the specific circumstances and the military branch involved. Generally, the individual seeking the change must provide evidence that supports their claim of an unjust or incorrect discharge. This evidence may include new information, testimonials, and supporting documentation that can demonstrate a clear error or injustice in the original discharge decision. The process typically involves submitting a request for a discharge upgrade to the appropriate military review board or discharge review board.
how do apply for a government grant
“where do i apply for a free government grant?”
You can apply for anything you want, you most likely won't get it however until the discharge is listed on the court docket and your credit report is updated.
If you are looking for police jobs you should type up your resume and go to local government website and apply for the available jobs. You could also go to the local unemployment office as well.
The regular police are recognazible by their uniforms, and by the signs on their cars and station buildings. It it moreover clear (and regulated by law) what the scope and limitations are supposed to be regarding their methods and authority. With the secret police, none of these things apply.
Apply to the police academy in your state.