Juvenile Record From Improper Discounts

[InnocentMsMelon]

I am from Minnesota. In my case, I did not take anything or steal anything. It was all a mistake. One of my co-worker scared me into giving him a grip load of discount on 12 items and it round up to be around $50 which the actual total is about $600. When LP came around and asked him, he pointed all fingers on me. What can I say? I did give him discounts, but it wasn't my idea of it. I have no idea what happened to him. I spent a night in Jevinile Detention Center because it was a felony. I was release the next day and went through everything as a criminal. I regret the things I did and I couldn't stand up for myself. I went to court and went through the whole process as a minor. I was put on probation for 4 months and also do community service. I was told that if I passed and not violate my probation terms then I will be release. My case had been lower down and is not considered a felony. I am so confuse. I need help. When I apply for work and they request a background check, will it be on there? Will they not hire me because of that mistake? What will happen to me? I am so scared. I am not sure what to do anymore. I fear for my future. Can anyone help me on this? What will show on my record and what won't? I've never committed any crimes or anything before. This is the first mistake I've made in my life. Please help me.

[panther10758]

When I apply for work and they request a background check, will it be on there? Will they not hire me because of that mistake? What will happen to me? I am so scared. I am not sure what to do anymore. I fear for my future. Can anyone help me on this? What will show on my record and what won't? I've never committed any crimes or anything before

Yes it wil lshow up on a background check. It sup to the employer but most employer dont want to hire thiefs. What will happen its already happened. Your future is not ruined as in most case minor records are sealed once you reach age of majority.

[aaron]

I think it is a mistake in today's era to assume that any juvenile records are automatically sealed. That process differs by state, and in some states the process requires a petition once you reach adulthood.