; and (II) that threatens the health or safety of other tenants, the employees, or the owner or public housing agency. (ii) Exclusions Notwithstanding any other provision of law, such term does not include, with respect to admission to federally assisted housing— (I) a conviction for a drug offense for which the person served a sentence of less than 10 years; (II) an offense or offenses related to fees or back payments associated with incarceration; (III) any other legal financial obligation; or (IV) a conviction for which the person was sentenced only to probation. (B) Termination of tenancy or assistance (i) In general The term covered criminal conduct — (I) means, with respect to termination of tenancy or assistance, criminal conduct committed by the tenant or any member of the household of the tenant while receiving Federal housing assistance, that threatens the health or safety of other tenants, the employees, or the owner or public housing agency; and (II) includes criminal conduct described in section 16(f)(1) of the United States Housing Act of 1937 ( 42 U.S.C. 1437n(f)(1) ). (ii) Exclusions Such term does not include, with respect to termination of tenancy or assistance— (I) a misdemeanor; (II) an arrest for an offense for which the applicant was not subsequently adjudicated or convicted; (III) any juvenile adjudication or conviction, including convictions where a juvenile was tried as an adult; (IV) a conviction that has been expunged, sealed, or subject to similar judicial relief under State law; (V) criminal citations or infractions regardless of classification; (VI) non-criminal citations; (VII) a disposition received through successful completion of diversion, deferred adjudication, deferred entry of judgment, drug court, or similar judicial program under State law; (VIII) a conviction for which the person was sentenced only to probation; (IX) an offense or offenses related to fees or back payments associated with incarceration