My question involves civil rights in the State of: New Hampshire. I believe this would be a case of civil rights. If not then someone please tell me what it would fall under and I will post it to the appropriate forum.
I will just start by saying that I was arrested when I was 18 for Grand Theft Auto, which was reduced to a misdemeanor for Joy Riding because I had the keys to the car.
I am 43 years old now. I just found out that I have a felony on my record for Grand Theft Auto and there is no mention of it being reduced to a misdemeanor. So for 25 years now, I have been rejected for several jobs and had no clue why. One job was for the 911 service making 18 dollars an hour. It would have the highest paying job I have ever had. I have fantastic with computers and have a great personality, I have worked at several call centers and enjoy it. Yet when I tried to move on to better call centers, like the 911 job, I have been turned away. knowing that my skills are much more impressive than some of those other applicants that I met in the testing process. Oh and not to mention, getting turned down by the army in 1998.
I can't prove much of this, except for the army, but I would like to know if there is a case to sue someone for not filing this issue correctly. For 25 years I have been clueless to the fact that there are people out there, they may have been looking at me like I was an ex felon. There has to be some thing that I can do. If not at least get my record fixed.
Thank you for taking the time to read my post.
John L. Bush

