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Question about Ethics Board for ARRT

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Hello! I am going to take the registry in a couple of months and I did not realize the traffic violations were considered misdemeanors in Ohio. So I have to go through the ethics process for review and I’m freaking out. I just need to know if I have a chance of being able to take the registry or if I could have advice or anything that will calm me a little bit. I have 3 misdemeanors

1- failure to yield

 - 2 years ago and a week before the other two

2-dus ol restriction

3-reckless operation - 2 years ago (in the same week but unrelated to the first one) -reckless op was reduced from ovi because my drug test was negative as was breathalyzer -dus was because I wasn’t wearing my glasses while driving

There was no probation or community service for these misdemeanors, all fines were paid and they were all first offenses and have not had problems since.

Do I even have a chance of them letting me take the registry or should I mentally prepare for them barring me?

Thank you! And please be kind because I’m scared and I know I was stupid.

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