Crime

Yes, a felon can become a millionaire. However, it may be more difficult for them to do so due to legal and financial barriers they may face as a result of their criminal record. It is important to note that a felon will have difficulty finding employment, they may face challenges in obtaining loans and credit, and they may be barred from certain types of work or business opportunities. Despite these challenges, some individuals have been able to overcome these obstacles and become successful entrepreneurs or business leaders. It is also important to note that laws and regulations vary by country, state, and region.

Yes, a felon can become a millionaire. However, it may be more difficult for them to do so due to legal and financial barriers they may face as a result of their criminal record. It is important to note that a felon will have difficulty finding employment, they may face challenges in obtaining loans and credit, and they may be barred from certain types of work or business opportunities. Despite these challenges, some individuals have been able to overcome these obstacles and become successful entrepreneurs or business leaders. It is also important to note that laws and regulations vary by country, state, and region.Yes, a felon can become a millionaire. However, it may be more difficult for them to do so due to legal and financial barriers they may face as a result of their criminal record. It is important to note that a felon will have difficulty finding employment, they may face challenges in obtaining loans and credit, and they may be barred from certain types of work or business opportunities. Despite these challenges, some individuals have been able to overcome these obstacles and become successful entrepreneurs or business leaders. It is also important to note that laws and regulations vary by country, state, and region.

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Like many such issues, the opinions for and against are many, varied and strong. One of the best compromises for the death penalty is that it must be reserved only for those crimes which most oppose morality and law, and for which the public is justified in expressing its outrage via capital punishment.

Thus while using it on every person who happened to kill someone else regardless of cause or remorse is obviously not necessary or justifiable, someone who blew up a plane killing hundreds or who raped and murdered several young children would (in most people's opinion) more than deserve a death sentence.

There cannot be one answer to this question. If one says Yes, it could provoke people to question the legitimacy of the Law as regards its principles of forgiveness and mankind. Likewise, if one ventures to say No, it would cause severe depression among those who seek justice for the crimes committed on their loved ones or kins.

The death penalty is a concept that is ridiculous in itself. for one thing it is not a penalty if the the one to be penalised stops existing. The concept of death may be frightening to some, however as history and present day reveals it is not frightening to many others, especially those that are not bothered with killing others. Besides treating life as something that is negotiable should be discouraged especially by the law of the land. If the government can find reasons for killing people, then it stands to reason that the ordinary man on the sreet can reason the same way. It is a bad example. In any case it has long since been shown that in country's that have the death penalty there is always a higher murder rate. herefore it also stands to reason that people would be ill advised to recommend the death penalty as they would be more likely to be murdered themselves as a result, or even falsely executed.

You shouldn't shoplift! #getonmylevel

The crime rate in Jesup in Georgia is high. There is a lot of murders, rape, robberies and theft.

Interpol agents do not carry guns as a standard practice. Interpol is primarily a police organization that facilitates international police cooperation and does not have its own law enforcement officers or agents with arrest powers. Instead, it provides support and resources to the police forces of its member countries, which may have their own armed officers. However, some personnel may be armed if they are part of a specific operation or if they are seconded from national law enforcement agencies that allow them to carry weapons.

Yes. Miranda was convicted at his second trial, and the decision was affirmed by the Arizona Supreme Court. The US Supreme Court denied certiorari to review the second trial in 1969, leaving the decision of the Arizona Supreme Court controlling.

ramesh sharma

I wish I knew.The last thing I could find is that he lost his third trial and got 25 years. He was eligible to be released in 2009. Don't know if that has happened or not.

Madeleine mcann has been seen over 40 times but has not been found. If any body see's madeleine though call the police on 999

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If you are questioning about the Black Hand in Serbia, then it would have to be the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand which was committed by one of their members "Gavrilo Princip." This act triggered off World War One.

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S.L

If you are speaking of all crimes, and mean just things that are illegal, then the answer has to do with age, faith, culture, etc.

On average, the least likely person to break a law is a white, Christian, woman above the age of 80. Dead people usually don't commit too many crimes either but with the way the US is headed, it may not be long before the act of dying becomes some sort of offense.

duties

Late in the year, December.

Investigation

The charges in PA for filing a false statement can vary greatly depending on the court's view as to the seriousness of the crime. Filing a false statement is generally treated as a misdemeanor charge. If found guilty, the individual could face fines up to $5,000 and a jail sentence up to 90 days.

Yes. It's called racial profiling and if you can prove that it was the only reason the officer pulled you over, you can take him and the county/state to court for civil rights violations.

No! a person should ask for help when ones family is hungry for food. But people should be willing to help and share with other in need.

Stealer is a person who steals things.

The service only cares about the degree. UNLESS it's military occupational specific; which are very rare cases.

Gaurav mishra

Harrassment by phone is illegal, so yes, it is illegal.