Depends on the State you reside in. Every State and city has their own statutes on Minors in Possesion of alcohol.
Sauce(myself)
state of Pa.
If an underage drinking citation occurs after you turn 18, then yes, the citation would stay on your record after you turn 21. The only way to avoid a citation being on your record after you turn 18 is to defer it.
No, underage drinking is not considered to be a felony in the state. Underage drinking is only a misdemeanor in Wisconsin.
How old are you? An underage drinking offence is automatically lifted when you reach the age of 20. another way is an appeal.
No you cannot. This is a very serious crime and all employers will become aware of it after running a background check. It will most likely prevent you for obtaining a number of jobsthat are considered to be good, because it shows that you are not responsible and are not a law-abiding citizen.this is not true. A drinking citation is just a summary offense and will be expunged from your record after you pay your fine. i am a teacher now and received an underage citation, too.
If that is the only mark on your juvenile record, it is unlikely to affect your enlistment.
Yes. You may be able to petition the court to have the arrest record sealed or expunged.
Pay it or fight it. Most likely the judge will only make the driver go to classes and pay a fine and it shouldn't show up on their record.
Most likely, if it is an underage record. Since it is underage, that means that the person in question is probably in school. In order to keep an eye on that child, then the school would need to know if he or she have been in trouble with the police. If you don't want to deal with being watched by teachers, school staff members, or even the police while at school, there's only one way to get out of it. DON'T GET IN TROUBLE WITH THE POLICE.Added: The school administration would have official access to a juvenile record of a student, not simply some over-curious teacher or assistant principal. They would have to demonstrate a "need" to have access to the information.
Yes. If the ticket has a mandatory court date attached to it, there is a mandatory suspension from the Secretary of State for 3 months to 1 year, depending on past driving record, past criminal record, seriousness of the offense, etc. If the ticket is a town ordinance violation and can be paid at the police sation or city hall with no court involved, there is no penalty from the Secretary of State.
In Illinois, an underage drinking ticket for possession or consumption of alcohol can result in a fine of up to $500. Additionally, offenders may face mandatory community service and a possible suspension of their driver's license, regardless of whether they were driving at the time. It's also possible for the violation to be recorded on their criminal record, which can have future implications.
No. If you received a citation, you need to answer it. Ignoring the citation will probably lead to a warrant being issued for your arrest. Although later turning 18 is not a defense, you may report to court and ask for it to be considered a mitigating circumstance. The ability to clear your record after adjudication depends on what court and state you are cited in.
In most countries its illegal so you could wind yourself up with a fine, jail, a bad record and almost certainly your parents will be told by the Police ifs caught. Health wise its not good for undeveloped organs to be under the strain of alcohol In some countries you can drink when you're 16 years old and in most other countries the limit to drink is 18. In America it is 21. If you're getting caught drinking in Norway for instance the police don't care if you are underage. But if you're too drunk they call your parents and/or take you safetly home.