Agnus Richards
yes so tragic to read story of struggle to find work in his own grade,
he must have thought of working on his computer at home with contracts from companies,
even if he work for less, it should be more than what he make now,
he could even keep his job for until he is settle,
just thought of mentioning it,
hope the near futur come to be better for your husband who has the courage to work below his
expertises and stick to it keeping his spirit and hope,
he might have a better chance when MITT ROMNEY TAKE OVER AND GET AMERICA ROLLING WITH JOBS,
BEST TO YOU ALL,

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My husband got convicted of armed robbery at 17 years old, he was tried as an adult and got a 20 year sentence. He served 5 years and the rest of it he was paroled his parole was shortened. He is now 54 years old, so do the math ( 37 years of a clean record, not even a speeding ticket and near perfect credit). He has a minimum wage job that he has had for 24 years because it’s all he can get. His employer knows that and pay’s him the least amount of money he can legally get away with (he works for a church). He graduated from college three years ago with a computer degree. He cannot even get a interview because of his conviction 37 years ago. He is a good man who made a big mistake as a punk teenager served his time in prison, paid his own way through college and is still paying off student loans with an $8.00 hour job ( never misses a payment ) and helps support my 5 kids. We are not on government help of any kind and never have been. He will pay for this the rest of his life and anyone that knows him would trust him with everything they own or love. It is irritating to here people say that they need a second chance, some felons simply need one chance or any chance and will never get that one chance even though they earn it. I think Obama should do something, will he, I doubt it. I am more than sure that my husband would never steal, cheat, lie, kill and would be the best employee any company has ever seen and I would bet my life on it. It’s sad, some of these people have earned the right to an American dream.

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Timothy Leary
is that the same judge who help you, the one you call stupid?
is it? tell us

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So I went to prison right. I moved to another state and I received a violation. When I went in front of the judge he stated on the record that since I did not have a criminal record I would have to represent myself. Everytime I apply for a job and it asks if Im a felon I just check no. Whenever they run me through LexisNexis and they question my background I submit a ton of evidence against them and say I never lied. Now when my background is ran there’s just a marijuana violation. Try to find a stupid judge and run with it.

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Sweet John
hi, check the 324 DAVID CONLEY AND TAKE A TOUR OD NORTH DAKOTA ON THE RIGHT BAND
FOR JOBS, IF YOU WANT WORK AND TAKE A JOB THERE YOU JUST GET THERE AND ASK THEY NEED PEOPLE FOR ALL KINDS OF JOBS, YOU GO GET IT, AND IF IT DOESN’T MATCH YOU DEGREE SO WHAT YOU ALREADY SPEND 8 YEARS FOR IT, SO GET DOWN YOUR HIGH HORSE AND GO THERE TO WORK,
YOU’LL BE LEARNING SOMETHING WHICH MIGHT LEAD YOU TO WHAT YOUR EXPERTISE IS,
EVENTUALY IF YOU CAN START BY THE FIRST STEP WHICH IS TO HAVE A JOB,
BEST TO YOU

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I know why everyone on here can’t find jobs. From the way you write, half of you sound like you have an eighth grade education.

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SweetJohn
oh, this is so tragic, a real waste of brains and knowledge, lost for society, there are SOME MILITARY WHO WENT TO WAR AND ARE GETTING KILLED WHILE YOU GUYS HAVE YOUR FUN PLAYING WITH UNLAWFULL ACTIONS, WHO DO YO YOU THINK YOU ALL WHERE AT THE TIME A BIG INFLATED FROG?
lost for AMERICA, BECAUSE OF YOUR STUPIDITY, YOU SEE IT NOW, YOU SUFFER FROM IT NOW,
WHY NOT BEFORE YOU DID IT, I WANT THE YOUNG READING YOUR COMMENT TO GET IT GOOD BEFORE THEY ACT LIKE SMART IDIOTS, THEY SHOULD KNOW THE GOVERNMENT WONT HELP THEM GET OUT OF TROUBLE HW MANY 30 THOUSANDS OF YOU ALL, BEING REPLACE BY FOREIGNERS IN YOUR OWN AMERICA, IT IS APPAWLING,
IT’S OKAY LET ME SCOLD YOU GOOD, NOW YOU WANT TO USE YOUR SKILL, YOUR KNOWLEDGE, 8 YEARS LOST,
WHAT A PUNISHMENT, IS THERE A WAY YOU CAN WORK OTHER THAN THOSE PLACES YOU VISITED,
ARE YOU STILL LOOKING? DON’T GIVE UP, IT MIGHT BE COMING WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT,
at least you found a treasure in your wife the love is so important to make it till you find something
I hope you do,
best to you both.

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Caddy,

Shame on you for having these prostitution thoughts. You like your boyfriend, but you want him to make a lot of money. Sorry, but I was also arrested for robbery when I was 19 and now I’m 30 with a master’s degree and I can’t find a job that requires even a bachelor’s degree because of my felony. I graduated with a 3.7 Grade Point Average (which put me in the top 10% of my class). I have numerous references from professors, but I still can’t get a job that requires a bachelor’s degree. I went to about literally a 1,000 employers over the past eight years. Sure, your boyfriend can be anything he wants to be in a sense. He can get accepted to colleges if he has the grades. But, it is most likely that he will never be able to get a job that requires college education. Becoming a lawyer? He won’t be able to get accepted for a law license. A doctor? Hell, he won’t even be able to get into medical school. An engineer? Maybe a technical engineer, but no major engineering company hires felons. A chef? Yeah, if he wants to make $30,000 a year. The best way for him to go is to get accepted into a trade union. It’s very difficult, but he will be able to make $50,000+ a year excluding benefits. Another good idea is for him to dump you. I went out with gold diggers like you and as soon as they found out that I had a felony, they dumped me. Thank god I found the girl that I’m with now that I ended up marrying. She accepts me for who I am.

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Caddy
hi,
it will be an obstacle for you to surmount, it will depend on how your love is for him no matter what or with your reason which you have put to words, thinking of your future children care , which will need it.
the thing that come in mind if you decide that he is worthy of being in your future, because you know mistakes happen at a young ages, and if he learn from it and use it on a positive goal to keep from trouble,
he might be even better than the innocent one who never sin, but just might.
so if you set your mind to be in busyness one day and prepare now to figure what
you are gifted to excel on at a certain time when you will be ready, mentally and financely, although we all begin to begin, not begin by getting rich right at the instant, you will have to strive and be patient,
and prepare by using all the tools at your disposition, don’t be afraid to ask answers to your question,
and your friend would be helping by coming in with his gifted expertise too,
it’s feaseble, best of luck
and keep planning for that

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Hi,
My Name is Caddy and my boyfriend is a felon and he’s 21. He was arrested for robbery at 19 and he can’t even get an apartment lease in his name. We live in Florida, I really like him but at the same time I’m also thinking about my future. I want a man that will be able to provide for me an my potential family someday. I don’t want a guy that won’t have a proper job and will always be traveling with menial jobs. I value my education a lot and I would really like for him to go to school or maybe get a proper education to become successful. If anyone has any suggestions or knows of any places in Fl that hire felons or lucrative jobs you can obtain as a felon I would appreciate it. For example, can you be a lawyer and a felon? A Doctor and a felon? An engineer and a felon? A chef and a felon ? Would it be best for him to go to a trade school? Someone please help. Thank you.

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