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While this case ( and the law generally ) endorses the principle that the public often has a legitimate interest in knowing a person 's religion , the Wisconsin court 's decision is a reminder that statements made about a person 's religion can be both false and defamatory and , hence , the subject of a libel claim . " Petitioner does not dispute that , if the Pennsylvania court 's action constituted a conviction , that conviction , for unlawfully prescribing a controlled substance and failing to keep a record of the prescription and possession of a controlled substance , would be a basis for the I.G . to impose a period of exclusion against her under the Act. Petitioner argues only that the expungement of her conviction by the Pennsylvania court means that no conviction ever existed and that the absence of a conviction means that the I.G . But the Ch'ing court 's antiforeign conservative nationalism and the reforms undertaken after 1901 were , in fact , among several competing responses to the shared sense of crisis in early 20th-century China . The Tunisian court system consists of the regular civil and criminal courts , including the courts of first instance ; the courts of appeal ; and the Court of Cassation , the nation 's highest appeals court ; as well as the military tribunals within the Defense Ministry . Petitioner argues that on April 17 , 2001 , the Pennsylvania court dismissed the charges against Petitioner and ordered that the records of Petitioner 's case be expunged . Here , Petitioner argues that she was not " convicted " as the term is defined at section 1128 ( i ) of the Act. Instead , the Pennsylvania court deferred adjudication in Petitioner 's case and placed her on probation . Neither of these press releases quoted any material from the actual court decisions .