You could be rejected for military services on the basis of traffic violations... the more serious the violation
or crime, the less likely the military would accept you for service:
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Suitability review will be conducted on the following charges (regardless of disposition) prior to any
moral waiver processing on all applicants:
Five or more minor nontraffic charges
Two or more misdemeanor charges
Combination of four or more minor nontraffic or misdemeanor charges
One serious criminal misconduct charge
The following are typical serious criminal misconduct offenses:Act of violence to include threats against any school faculty members, when a penalty was
imposed by school officials (for example, expulsion, suspension, fine, or community service).
Waiver approval authority is the recruiting battalion commander, acting commander, or executive officer.
Aggravated assault, assault with dangerous weapon (brigade-level suitability).
Arson (brigade-level suitability).
Attempt to commit a felony.
Breaking and entering.
Bribery.
Burglary (possession of tools), to include auto.
Carjacking.
Carnal knowledge of a minor.
Carrying of weapon on school grounds, when a penalty was imposed by school officials
(for example, expulsion, suspension, fine, or community service). Waiver approval authority
is the recruiting battalion commander, acting commander, or executive officer.
Check, worthless, making or uttering, with intent to defraud or deceive ($500 or more).
Child abuse (CG, USAREC-level suitability).
Criminal libel.
Domestic battery/violence, considered under the Lautenburg Amendment
(CG, USAREC-level suitability). See below for definition of the Lautenburg Amendment.
Domestic battery/violence not resulting in a qualifying Lautenburg conviction.
Waiver approval authority is the recruiting battalion commander, acting commander,
or executive officer.
Driving while intoxicated (DWI), driving under the influence (DUI), or driving while impaired
because of substance abuse, alcohol, drugs, or any other condition that impaired judgment
or driving ability. Waiver approval authority is the recruiting battalion commander, acting
commander, or executive officer. If the applicant has two DWIs/DUIs and one of them is
longer than five years from date of enlistment, a waiver may be approved by the Commanding
General of the Army Recruiting Command.
Embezzlement n. Extortion.
Forgery; knowingly uttering or passing forged instrument.
Graft.
Hate Crimes (CG, USAREC-level suitability).
Illegal/fraudulent use of a credit card, bank card, or automated card (value of $500 or more).