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Its a dismissed criminal case for drug possession in ohioits a minor misdemeanor
Asked on May 25, 2018 under Criminal Law, Ohio
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
Being fingerprinted or having a mug shot taken--or, as in your case, not having these things done--has no bearing on whether a charge will show up on a background check. Unless the charge is expunged or sealed by court order, it may show up on a check; you should speak to a local criminal law attorney about whether you can expunge this charge.
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