[jonnyss]

there are 2 issues that might affect admissions: what he did and withholding what he did from admissions. 

i don't know for sure, but the recent lawsuit to prevent release of police information on the case seems in-your-face to admissions. what appears to be a stance of i don't have to tell you what happened could in itself nix admissions. 

the situation it reminds me of is immigration. even before the current hard-line stance on immigration, admitting a minor arrest on the application might or might not jeopardize naturalization. omitting or lying about a minor arrest, if discovered, got you deported for a minimum of, i believe, 12 years.

[jonnyss]

there are 2 issues that might affect admissions: what he did and withholding what he did from admissions. 

i don't know for sure, but the recent lawsuit to prevent release of police information on the case seems in-your-face to admissions. what appears to be a stance of i don't have to tell you what happened could in itself nix admissions. 

the situation it reminds me of is immigration. even before the current hard-line stance on immigration, admitting a minor arrest on the application might or might not jeopardize naturalization. omitting or lying about a minor arrest, if discovered, got you deported for a minimum of, i believe, 12 years.