What are the consequences of a criminal conviction?
Depending upon whether the case is a felony or misdemeanor, you may be sentenced to prison, jail, be placed on probation, or otherwise have your liberty restricted. A conviction could cause you to lose a professional license and could prohibit you from working in a number of fields. Employment opportunities become limited with criminal convictions. Unfortunately, the advent CCAP now makes it possible for any perspective employer to see if you have been convicted of a crime in a few moments. If your name appears on CCAP, it is important that it indicate that your charges were dismissed.
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