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I Would Love To See Change Made To Federal Expungement Law
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Monday, 3:30 PM EST by
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Thread started: Jan 13 2008, 1:19 AM EST
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Most states allow minor offenses to be expunged off of a person's criminal record. However, the federal government brands people as criminals for life with not chance of expungement... even for such petty things as stealing from a gift shop on federal property. States like Nevada do a great job of balancing society's need to know about a persons criminal tendencies and removing the stigma after an appropriate waiting period... you can see a summary of what I think the federal law should be by reading about NV's sealing law at http://www.recordgone.com/nevada_record_sealing.htm.
I hope this politically unpopular topic becomes a priority so thousands of Americans can have more hope.
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I agree 100%. I think this issue affects all Americans. People who have rehabilitated themselves have no chance even after 20 years. Some people got convicted as teenagers and can't get a job at 50! The recidivism rate is so high in the U.S. because ex-felons who are trying may revert back to crime (like stealing to eat....etc) since they are given no other option. Other ex-felons end up on disability or welfare and can not contribute to society in any positive manner. Whether they end up in prison or on welfare, we are paying to support them. Some people think ex-felons don't deserve a chance but we are all paying the price with the current expungement laws. People complain about high taxes. This is a way for everyone to contribute and have a fair chance. If anyone else feels like me about this and would like to start a petition to send to congress, please let me know.
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Aug 29 2010, 12:15 PM EDT by
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You can get these puppies on your unemployment check. Get em' while their hot folks before winter comes and you're out of unemployment in the cold, under a bridge.
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Aug 29 2010, 10:47 AM EDT by
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Shroomcity.com has the cheapest modified greenhouse on the market. The Eco-Extreme is designed tough and has been developed for you so you can go big with a feasible price tag. We have also invented Mycosis which strengthens yields and more mushrooms mean more profit!
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Aug 29 2010, 10:41 AM EDT by
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You know what would be an awesome U.S program? A program that hired ex-offenders who have been out here struggling with dead end jobs out here. That way we dont have to pick up new charges for programs. After many jobs that ended in layoffs and businesses going under I realized that society was doing it on purpose. Well, that way sucks because I had long term employment beforehand!
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Employment
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Aug 27 2010, 7:38 PM EDT by
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The U.S felon employment problem sucks and only serious injuries should be considered felonies.
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Aug 25 2010, 6:43 AM EDT by
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I was paroled a few years back and i didnt get a program. Hiroshima landed on my background check Senator, Im going to have to parachute out of here.
http://www.sovereign-citizenship.net/home.html
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I couldnt make it in the U.S!
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Aug 25 2010, 6:35 AM EDT by
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http://www.sovereign-citizenship.net/home.html
It's never going to clear up. You were sent out into a failing system with a failing past which created a future of having no value. I couldnt do it!
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Help!!!
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Jun 23 2010, 9:03 AM EDT by
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This message is being placed here in case programs do not exist in your area. Maybe you're struggling with a poor paying job and a garnishment and cant eat. This book was written by a very intelligent man, perhaps a genius with an IQ of 160.http://www.amazon.com/Hydroponic-Heroin-Opium-Poppies-Without/dp/1559501782
These sites should be enough to get you eating again in a world full of stereotypes and discrimination.
http://www.amazon.com/Poppy-Flower-Papaver-Somniferum-Poppies/dp/B0017N2BCE
Clearly, for informational purposes only!
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Jun 23 2010, 9:03 AM EDT
We are in a pill popping generation. Lace some powder with a little morphine and Heroin and distributors will have a ******** of lunch money coming in.
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Save them
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Jun 23 2010, 5:09 AM EDT by
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More felons can succeed with these opportunities. Until our economy does things like this that are more efficient we will never be able to maximize profit so we can put more money where it is needed the mosty like our school systems. We can continue to waste tons of money and run ourselves further in debt but it seems now is the time to strategize.
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Thank Goodness
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Jun 23 2010, 4:01 AM EDT by
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Thread started: Jun 23 2010, 3:33 AM EDT
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I am happy to see programs like this in communities. Its unfortunate that Oregon isn't doing anything. In 2005 I committed a reckless traffic offense and gave a man a bloody nose(accidentally). I was convicted of an Assault 3 for the offense. I rode dead end jobs, was released from probation but I could never pay those high fines. Finally, in 2009 (2 years after release) I began manufacturing everything under the sun that can be cultivated in order to produce an income. Marijuana, magic mushroooms, Opium, Heroin, Morphine etc. Basically anything that doesnt cause property damage. Although, I don't operate year round I would have never turned back to crime in order to survive if their was employment opportunities that ensured success amongst felon. In 2009 I graduated college. I also drew about 20k in state funds since my conviction
Once again, Im glad something is being done somewhere because I would have never turned to crime if the necessary income to survive was within reach.
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Jun 23 2010, 4:01 AM EDT
Negligent Hiring Laws are tough laws to get around. Drug laws aremuch easier.
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