What’s the difference between committing a crime or having been convicted of a crime, which applies to me?

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by Grant St. Jullian III

January 27, 2016

Asked 1/22/2016 – Austin, TX

Got arrested and charged with stalking as felony, case no-billed by grand jury (no conviction). I’m visiting Canada soon. HOWEVER, a person committed or has been convicted of a crime is INADMISSIBLE TO CANADA according to CBSA website.

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If your case was no-billed, it means that there is insufficient evidence to prosecute you. You have not been charged, nor convicted of a crime. Talk to an attorney about expungement of this matter.

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Grant St. Jullian III

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering – 1979 Univ. of Pennsylvania
Doctor of Jurisprudence 1982 University of Texas @ Austin
Licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas since 1982.

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