Judged.

This is coolbert:

Bad idea! Very bad idea!

More than likely not even possible.

From yahoo.com and the story by Abbie Shull.

"Judge tells ex-prison guard convicted of sexually assaulting a female inmate he can join the military or go to jail"

* "A Kentucky judge ordered Brandon Scott Price, a 28-year-old former jail guard convicted of sexually assaulting a female inmate, to enlist in the military rather than serve jail time." * "A judge in Kentucky offered a man convicted of sexual assault the option to rejoin the military in lieu of jail time this month." * "Brandon Scott Price, 28, was convicted of sexually assaulting a female inmate at Franklin County Regional Jail where he worked as a guard." *"While judges are free to make these determinations, military regulations prevent applicants from being court-ordered into service without a waiver." 

Brandon not exactly ordered to join the military but was given the CHOICE to join the military or go to jail for a serious criminal offense.

Generally this sort of thing never works. A person with criminal record when enlisted just continues his criminal behavior in the military. Undisciplined persons with poor character also poor material for being a soldier. Criteria as it is today normally would preclude this persons from being accepted in the military anyhow.

Go away Brandon. You are not worth it. 

coolbert.