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Has anyone ever violated ARRTs Ethics?

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Last year I was arrested and reported it to the ARRT Ethics Board. I am coming up for review and I am curious if anyone has gone through the review process. I guess I am just worried that they will revoke my license because they found another case from 2006 that I failed to report when obtaining my license. Honestly, I didn't even remember this case at the time and now I feel that since I failed to report that and have a new pending violation that they will choose to not license me anymore. I guess I am just looking for some clarification and to see if anyone else has gone through this process. If you don't mind sharing, I'd love to hear your experiences. Also, feel free to DM me if you don't want to share here.

Thanks, An anxious technologist

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