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The part that is being missed here is the implications of a felony arrest: - can no longer vote - won't be able to get financial aid - can't go to a state co
by sanj 13y ago
The part that is being missed here is the implications of a felony arrest:
- can no longer vote
- won't be able to get financial aid
- can't go to a state college
- can't get a loan
In addition, being expelled means that she will have to move in order to continue school.
Educators who don't understand the implications of what they are doing are demonstrating terrible judgment.
You can read more: http://www.cfjj.org/arrestedfutures.php http://www.cfjj.org/arrestedfutures.php
- superuser2 13y ago> won't be able to get financial aid This is huge. To anyone who believes this punishment is appropriate, keep in mind that it means she will not go to college (unless her family is wealthy).