If I recently applied for a job and during the polygraph examination I admitted to an act of child molestation, can I now be arrested?
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If I recently applied for a job and during the polygraph examination I admitted to an act of child molestation, can I now be arrested?
I just received an email I won’t be hired because of “FELONY ADMISSION” under Rule 6. When I called the employer and asked whether or not charges are going to be filed, the person told me they werent able to give me that information. Can I be arrested for this and serve time?
Asked on September 4, 2014 under Criminal Law, Texas
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
If this is reported to the authorities, then yes--you could be arrrested. More, if they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt--which may not be that difficult with your admission--then you could be convicted and would, presumably, serve time for what is a felony.
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