Do Fines Show Up in Background Checks for Employment

[starfie]

My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: TEXAS

I recently worked for a retail store. $50 was missing from one of the drawers.
I was let go and weeks later I recieved a letter from my employer's lawyers
stating I had to pay a fine of $350 for the missing $50 and nothing more.
I am currently paying this fine. Naturally I am looking for a new job and
I'm wondering as I am applying when a background check is done on me
for employment, will this fine show up? Keep in mind I am young so the
only types of places I am applying to are your basic 7.25 - 8.50 and hr jobs.

In general I wanna know if it has anything about it on my background check for employment or if it lists all previous employers?

Cause not knowing is driving me crazy!!!

[Mr. Knowitall]

If you admitted to your employer that you stole money, that information may have ended up in a private database of information shared by retailers. Your former employer could also describe the reason for your termination if called as part of a background check.