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On behalf of my girlfriend I’m asking. Back in Aug 2020 she was arrested over a domestic dispute where the police didn’t need to be called. After a lot of back and forth between the DA and her and I the case was dismissed as long as she took an online domestic abuse class, which she completed. The thing that is the most difficult about the entire situation is the arrest stays on her record and is making it impossible for her to become a registered nurse. My question for you is, is it possible at all to get the arrest completely nullified and if not is it worth it to have it sealed as she applies to become a nurse? (Would she have to answer yes when asked about an arrest and is there anyway it could still be seen?) This is ruining her life.
Thankyou so much for your time
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