On 7/2/2014 11:41 AM, Eugen Leitl wrote:
Unless your "conviction" or settlement (what ever the legal term in Austria) for this situation is unusual in the Austrian legal system, the fact of it not showing up on your permanent record, so it won't affect getting work in the future, etc., is QUITE different than in the U.S., for similar "crimes convictions." Of course, every legal matter & decision is different.Apologies, not sure this has been posted already in the thread, I'm backlogged. https://rdns.im/court-official-statement-part-1 Court â Official statement part #1 Posted on July 2, 2014 by Will As seen possibly here, or here i lost the Tor case and was sentenced to 3 years probation (instead of 3 months jail) and all fees (court and experts, Assumption ~30000EUR, not less than 20k for sure). Itâs now finally over and besides the cost i CAN live with this sentence, it does not show up in police registers and wonât be an issue for work and alike in the future.
Perhaps it was part of the probation that if you behave, it will be expunged (removed) from your record?
But for *adults* convicted of crimes (certainly ANY thing to do w/ child porn or abuse), it would remain on your record until death. Sorry, I couldn't load the linked page for "official statement part 1, so didn't get the exact crime they eventually convicted you of.
Maybe your conviction wasn't "child prOn trafficking, but if convicted of the *least* possible crime involving that (or sexual abuse of a minor) in the U.S., it probably will remain on your record. Unless due to circumstances, a U.S. judge feels your record should be expunged, once probation is fulfilled. If the law even gives a judge that leeway, for a specific crime.
So this is it for now, stay tuned for more in a few days.
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