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Hmm. This is interesting. I can see how a non violent criminal who has served their time and been punished might not be able to move on with their life when th
by chunkyslink 8y ago
Hmm. This is interesting.
I can see how a non violent criminal who has served their time and been punished might not be able to move on with their life when they are only found in Google for the ONE bad thing they did.
This should never be applied to violent criminals.
- zaarn 8y agoWhat if someone was a violent criminal in the past, like due to an Alcohol addiction, but went through therapy in prison and is now a peaceful citizen? Serving your time in jail is sufficient to pay for your crimes, IMO. Unless there is a good reason, ie public interest as the law states, we shouldn't rubberstamp all criminals as evil (or all violent criminals). Part of getting them back into society is rehabilitation which means we give them another chance to integrate and follow the law.
- chunkyslink 8y agoI just think that a violent crime is not excusable in any circumstance. Yes they have served their time, but if someone is capable of violence even once, it should not be possible to hide this information.