Not a lawyer, but a NYC resident who knows someone from overseas that had a legal problem.
For a check in the USA -- Alcohol offenses remain on your record for 10 years. "No contest" is treated like a "guilty" here, so it goes on your record. It will pop on a basic background check, like for work, until 10 years has gone by.
On an American federal check, like for passports or a professional license, it will last pretty much forever. They are very strict about it.
For India, it will depend if your background check person is very thorough about contacting the Americans for information. But it only costs $10 on the internet, if they have your American information, so it's better to be honest!
I hope that AA or some kind of therapy is helping you. Good luck! HC
In legal terms a citation is an official summons to appear in court. Thus if you are not contesting it, it means that you are agreeing to turn up in court at the time and place specified in the citation document.
To contest a traffic citation, you typically need to follow the instructions provided on the citation, such as attending a court hearing or submitting a written statement. You may be able to present your case, provide evidence, and explain your side of the story to the judge. It's important to be prepared and have any relevant documentation to support your argument.
A plea of no contest is still considered a conviction. As such, it will show up on a background check in any state.
A written objection to OSHA is called a "Notice of Contest." This document is typically filed by an employer who disagrees with a citation or proposed penalty issued by OSHA. The Notice of Contest must be submitted within a specific time frame, usually 15 working days from the receipt of the citation, to initiate a formal dispute process.
If the speed is not indicated on the ticket, you can contest it.
If an OSHA inspector finds a violation, it will be mentioned to management in the closing conference, unless it depends on air sampling results. Then the company may be notified by mail after the inspection. The citation will be reviewed by the OSHA Area or Regional Manager. If confirmed by OSHA management, a citation will be issued, with a proposed fine. The company may have an informal conference with OSHA to discuss whether the citation is justified and the proposed fine appropriate. The company also can file a formal notice of contest and contest the citation through Administrative Law Judges and even the civil courts. After the citation is final, the company must pay the fine and take whatever action is necessary to eliminate the violation and ensure it is not repeated.
Paramore actually held a contest called "the last song you will ever sing" where fans made YouTube videos. The winners of the contest got to come in the studio and do background vocals for the song "Born For This." The rest of the band also contributed to the vocals.
A broker issued a citation for a minor infraction by a DBPR (Department of Business and Professional Regulation) investigator typically faces a non-criminal penalty that may include a fine or a reprimand. This citation allows the broker to resolve the matter without going through a formal administrative hearing. It’s important for the broker to understand the implications of the citation and to ensure compliance with regulations to avoid future infractions. Additionally, they may have the option to contest the citation if they believe it was issued in error.
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If a broker receives a citation for a minor infraction from a Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) investigator, it typically involves a violation of regulatory rules that may not warrant severe penalties. The broker has the option to accept the citation and pay any associated fines or contest it by requesting a formal hearing. Addressing the citation promptly is important to avoid further complications, such as additional penalties or a potential license suspension. It's advisable for the broker to consult legal counsel to understand their options and the implications of the citation.
A broker issued a citation for a minor infraction by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) investigator typically faces a formal notice regarding the violation, which may include a fine or a requirement to correct the issue. The broker has the right to contest the citation or accept it, possibly leading to a resolution without further penalties. It's important for the broker to address the citation promptly to avoid escalation or additional consequences. Seeking legal advice may also be beneficial to navigate the process effectively.