We'd be in sorry shape if we had to eliminate everyone who ever got a speeding ticket from consideration for a leadership job! Traffic tickets aren't considered criminal offenses, which is why no one gets arrested for them. So rest easy, that language doesn't prevent you from holding an office. And since you asked, I disagree with banning anyone who has a "criminal record" from holding a leadership position. Lots of people have made mistakes and paid their dues. Would for instance, someone who was convicted of a minor offense, say public intoxication, at age 19 be an unfit PTO president at age 38?
- Craig
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