caseyscottmckay

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   by caseyscottmckay 8y ago

   No that's false. Every single job I've ever applied to has asked about a criminal record. There is, however, a "ban the box" movement in a plurality of states, banning employers from asking potential employees about a cr
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   by caseyscottmckay 8y ago

   Yes, a criminal record never leaves you even if "expunged" or otherwise deleted from your record. First, you have to admit to it with many jobs/other things anyway (e.g., fbi, military, bar exam etc). And it's usually wo
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   by caseyscottmckay 8y ago

   I agree. All other arguments aside and assuming they're 100% correct, I doubt they're going to waste resources to file a lawsuit over an image of a person that did not generate any monetary value. Ignore it.
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   by caseyscottmckay 8y ago

   The various Innocence Projects across the US are full of absolute heroes. The number of innocent people currently serving time in US jails is tragic and scary. Prosecutors and judges should be held more accountable for malpractice. This man
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   by caseyscottmckay 8y ago

   Because they are poor/lack resources. Why is this even a shock to people?