Jan 2017. We agononized over this and here is what happened in our case. Our child was arrested for theft a few years ago. He/She was put in a pre-trial diversion program, completed the program, and the charges were dismissed without ever entering a plea of any king. Fast forward years later to DCP. Our child was offered a position in the DCP. Shortly after being offered a position way before arriving in Florida you complete a pre-background check. This question is VERY confusing. It asks for a yes or no question if you have ever been "convicted, plead guilty or no lo to a crime. You have to pick yes or no. But then there are comments that you should tell Disney about all criminal activity, but you do not get a place to tell them about criminal activity unless you pick Y. The legal and correct answer to the question is NO, you have never been convicted or plead guilty to a crime in this case. When you arrive at Disney you complete a fingerprint background check on the first day. The question on that is have you ever been conviceted or plead guilty. The answer is still no. Because Disney involves children, each state legislature specifies which employers can get an FBI background check. Normal employers dont get access to these, usually just settings in healthcare, children, etc. These FBI background checks will tell if you were ever arrested even is the record was expunged. So at this point we have answered all the questions correctly, never been convicted, but freaking out what will happen. Casting was no help. The day after our child's fingerprint background check Disney called, put the employment on hold due to info on the background check ,and informed our child that he/she would need to complete a form with more details. The form was called disposition of case or words to that effect and it asks guilty, not guilty, Other. I suspect Disneys sees this arrest record and wants to know what happened and did you lie or have a conviction. We returned the form telling them in a few truthful sentences about the arrest record and said the disposition was the charges were dropped wihtout ever entering a plea. We were lucky enough to have the form from the state's attorney that said our child was aquitted of the charges because the charges were dismissed. We turned in the form and they removed the block in about 4 hours and this stressful ordeal was over. Would disney have just accepted our return of the form saying the charges were dismissed without having it in writing from the court, I cannot tell.