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That's my understanding as well. Lying on a clearance application is far worse than admitting to many criminal acts. The thought is that someone could blackmai
by berniedurfee 4y ago
That's my understanding as well. Lying on a clearance application is far worse than admitting to many criminal acts.
The thought is that someone could blackmail you into revealing secrets by threatening to expose your lie, thus causing you to losing your clearance, job or worse.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> Lying on a clearance application is far worse than admitting to many criminal acts. For one thing, admitting to past criminal acts doesn’t add a new criminal act with the statute of limitations clock at 0, whereas lying in any official government process, like a security clearance application, does.