burgulary of habitation when a juvenile.

[s3v3n50]

Does burgulary of habitation when a juvenile affect the eligibilty. I know for adults it automatically disqualify you, but can't find anything stating juvenile.

Please no smart remarks.

Thank You for the time for reading.

[jester]

http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/InternetFo ... CHL-16.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Government Code 411.172(a)(13)

[s3v3n50]

sorry about the double post earlier, i accidently hit save instead of submit. i didn't think it went through.

[Charles L. Cotton]

If you were not certified as an adult, then you will be fine, depending upon how long ago this occurred. Delinquent conduct of a felony grade is disqualifying for 10 years.

Chas.

[chefkristian]

I thought Burglary of a Habitation was an automatic disqualifier?

[longtooth]

Not as a juvinile.

[Oldgringo]

Just what is the age of accountability?

[Charles L. Cotton]

Just what is the age of accountability?

In Texas it's 17 unless the juvenile is certified to stand trial as an adult.

Chas.

[s3v3n50]

I appreciate the all the reply. I just wanted help clarify some things that been bothering me.

I am not proud of what I did, but in actualality regretful. Now, I have my own family and working hard to keep feed and safe. I am moving into a unknown neighbor, out of my comfort living where I been staying since I was a 2, I am 28 now, so where I live is all I know.

No, I wasn't certified, it happen in 1995-1996, not really sure when, but well past 10 years ago.