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Edit- Title didn't made since but I'm guessing you said can you world there if you have felonies. Depends on what you did. This is YOUR fault for being stupid.
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Can felons work after prison?
yes they can
Who is responsible for the federal prison inmate locator?
Nowadays who is responsible for the protection and work with the federal prison inmate locator?
What did the Federal Prison Rehabilitation Act of 1965 authorize federal prisoners?
work release
What are the types of work do federal prisoners do?
See this website for Federal Prison Industries: http://www.unicor.gov/
Can an inmate in a work release center get pall grants for college?
No, Federal law prohibits convicted felons from receiving federal grant assistance for higher education.
Is Work release allowed in state prison?
I do not believe that formal "Work Release programs" are administered by prisons (felons). Work release programs are administered by jails for lower level offense inmates (misdemeanants).
Can you enter mental health with felony?
In Prison Work, some of the Drug and Alcohol Rehab work is contracted to Outside Agencies. They use outside workers. Some of those workers were former felons.
Where Can Convicted Felons Work in South Carolina?
Construction. Most local unions accept felons, if you are willing to learn and work.
Can you work as a police a police officer with a felony?
No, not in the US. Under Federal law you cannot be in possession of a firearm. All states have separate prohibitions for felons being the police.
What is the copyright date of the FARS encyclopedia?
The FARS Encyclopedia is a work of the federal government, and is not protected by copyright.
Does Home Depot hire felons?
Yes they do my husband work there!!
Is there new federal sentencing guidelines to reduce prison overcrowding?
There is new legislation being proposed to address federal prison overcrowding. "The Good Time Bill," or Federal Work Incentive Act, proposes to establish a parole system for federal inmates (not serving life sentences). The proposed bill, prepared by Rep. Danny Davis of Illinois, can be reviewed here: http://www.fedcure.org/information/HR7089.shtml
