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If California doesn't want people to be judged on their criminal history, then perhaps California should look into the unjust laws they've enacted which place s
by AcerbicZero 9y ago
If California doesn't want people to be judged on their criminal history, then perhaps California should look into the unjust laws they've enacted which place so many otherwise functional members of society into prison in the first place.
- Helmet 9y agoCan you name some of these unjust laws?
- drdeadringer 9y agoCan you give an example of an unjust law?
- ghostly_s 9y agoLike who? Or are you just presuming we're all intimately familiar with state law in California?
- ryandrake 9y agoThe problem is not unjust laws. The problem is companies' "Once a criminal, always a criminal" mentality that fails to allow for the possibility that rehabilitation can happen.
- trhway 9y agohard to blame companies when they can be sued if a person with a criminal record, say for assault, gets hired and later assaults somebody while on the company's time/premises/etc.