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]]> Comment on A rapper with charity: T.I. and Thanksgiving in Atlanta by admin http://www.mensworldblog.com/2008/11/28/a-rapper-with-charity-ti-and-thanksgiving-in-atlanta/comment-page-1/#comment-16 admin Fri, 23 Jan 2009 21:20:55 +0000 http://www.mensworldblog.com/2008/11/28/a-rapper-with-charity-ti-and-thanksgiving-in-atlanta/#comment-16 Jacqueline, You make an interesting point. And I will be discussing it more fully at my <a href="http://www.mvass.com" rel="nofollow">VASS</a> blog. Jacqueline,

You make an interesting point. And I will be discussing it more fully at my VASS blog.

]]> Comment on A rapper with charity: T.I. and Thanksgiving in Atlanta by Jacqueline Caron http://www.mensworldblog.com/2008/11/28/a-rapper-with-charity-ti-and-thanksgiving-in-atlanta/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Jacqueline Caron Fri, 02 Jan 2009 04:03:54 +0000 http://www.mensworldblog.com/2008/11/28/a-rapper-with-charity-ti-and-thanksgiving-in-atlanta/#comment-14 It is wonderful to hear possitve for a change. Lets not forget about people who have made mistakes but turned their lide around. They are a forgotten population until this past election. Let's not forget: HOW LONG IS LONG ENOUGH? For any man or woman convicted of a crime, successfully completing their sentence, along with any assigned parole or probation, is just the beginning. After their release from confinement, they are faced with re- integrating themselves back into their community – often in the same area and with the same influences that provided them opportunity to break the law in the first place. Their search for employment is often stonewalled by the fact that they now have a conviction on their record. Employers performing a routine search find the negative information, and unless they are part of a progressive federal or state program, or willing to give the applicant a second chance, the applicant is put at the bottom of the list of candidates – if they remain on the list at all. The goal of improving their own economic status and fighting the impulse to return to their former ways is complicated further by the fact that even advanced education – like a master’s degree – is often not enough to convince a potential employer to give them another chance. Apartment leases, home mortgages, opening a bank account or a credit card, and many other processes that non-offenders take for granted are often closed to these individuals. This situation continues for as long as the conviction stays on their record, and with the advent of computers, the information is even easier to find. How long is long enough for a person convicted of a crime, who has successfully completed their parole and / or probation, to continue to pay for that crime? Support this and lets work to make a nationwide effort to give someone who has turned their life around a 2nd chance. Without it some who has a record and tries to move forward can't because their record is like paying for their crime in life time installments Jacqueline Caron, Founder / Chairwoman Connecticut Pardon Team, Inc. P.O. Box 807 ~ 307 Main Street Norwich, Connecticut 06360 Toll-free: 1-866-251-3810 Local (Norwich): 1-860-823-1571 http://www.connecticutpardonteam.com It is wonderful to hear possitve for a change. Lets not forget about people who have made mistakes but turned their lide around. They are a forgotten population until this past election. Let’s not forget:

HOW LONG IS LONG ENOUGH?
For any man or woman convicted of a crime, successfully completing their
sentence, along with any assigned parole or probation, is just the
beginning. After their release from confinement, they are faced with re-
integrating themselves back into their community – often in the same area
and with the same influences that provided them opportunity to break the law
in the first place.

Their search for employment is often stonewalled by the fact that they now
have a conviction on their record. Employers performing a routine search
find the negative information, and unless they are part of a progressive
federal or state program, or willing to give the applicant a second chance,
the applicant is put at the bottom of the list of candidates – if they
remain on the list at all.

The goal of improving their own economic status and fighting the impulse to
return to their former ways is complicated further by the fact that even
advanced education – like a master’s degree – is often not enough to
convince a potential employer to give them another chance.
Apartment leases, home mortgages, opening a bank account or a credit card,
and many other processes that non-offenders take for granted are often
closed to these individuals. This situation continues for as long as the
conviction stays on their record, and with the advent of computers, the
information is even easier to find.

How long is long enough for a person convicted of a crime, who has
successfully completed their parole and / or probation, to continue to pay
for that crime? Support this and lets work to make a nationwide effort to give someone who has turned their life around a 2nd chance. Without it some who has a record and tries to move forward can’t because their record is like paying for their crime in life time installments

Jacqueline Caron, Founder / Chairwoman
Connecticut Pardon Team, Inc.
P.O. Box 807 ~ 307 Main Street
Norwich, Connecticut 06360
Toll-free: 1-866-251-3810
Local (Norwich): 1-860-823-1571
http://www.connecticutpardonteam.com

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