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Ok, I'll do exactly that. Thanks.

What you need to know is: what is the "lesser charge" that you were convicted of?

Reckless driving- is what I remember the deal being, but that doesn't show up on my record- it just says "lesser charge, misdemeanor class C" under the conviction entry, and the only place it says deadly conduct is on the original arrest/charge entry.

BTW does deadly conduct = a type of disorderly conduct? The former sounds worse.


OT- I've seen Tom Esteps name around here, but only people mentioning him. Anyone know his his user/screen name? THanks.

And that's exactly how it's described on my record, under the actual conviction entry: "lesser charge, misdemeanor class C". The entry under the original arrest is "Deadly Conduct, misdemeanor class A". But I was not convicted of it. NO deferred adjudication etc was involved.

So my question is, will deadly conduct (assuming that's what it's still called in reduction to class C) classify as one of those "domestic" categories that are automatic denials? I thought those, along with dwi etc were all class B's and A's.

Further, is there ANY class C that will auto-deny, or at least prolong a chl?

Guess I need to talk to a lawyer, but was wondering if there is any penalty (aside from being out the app cash), if I apply and fail (in terms of applying in the future)?