I doubt prosecutors in the us at least are gonna care that you ordered shrooms from the Silk Road ten years ago. Unless it is an election year or they don't li

I doubt prosecutors in the us at least are gonna care that you ordered shrooms from the Silk Road ten years ago. Unless it is an election year or they don't like you. This last case is especially true if you live in a small town. Or you get in trouble years later for something unrelated and they want to portray you as a lifelong criminal. I know a dude that got in trouble as a minor. But generally got his life together afterwards. Worked, paid his parents back the money he (they) were charged, went to school, and wanted to join the military. They wanted his record expunged (sealed in a way that it never happened). The prosecutor decided he hadn't paid enough for his crime. Had he done any of this stuff and they could prove it, he'd have had to go to court over it, I'm pretty sure. Luckily the judge didn't agree and the dude got his wish (though never joined the military). That type of petty shit is pretty rampant.