Sentences with phrase «with criminal convictions»

At the same time lawmakers raised the age, they gave people with criminal convictions, regardless of their age, a chance to seal their records from public view.

This can be of tremendous advantage because otherwise, it can be very difficult to get a good job with a criminal conviction on one's record.

Qualified applicants with criminal convictions will be considered after an individualized assessment of the conviction and the job requirements.

You could end up spending time behind bars or on probation with a criminal conviction, and that can affect your entire future.

I took that case to trial, the jury agreed and my client walked free with no criminal conviction.

Don't sell your future and your career short with a criminal conviction on your record.

Your car insurance rates may rise and you could end up with a criminal conviction on your record that could impact your future and your employment opportunities.

The program, launched in February 2012, connects individuals with criminal convictions with jobs through the New York State Department of Labor's job bank, at no cost to the listing businesses or the individual job - seeker.

President - Elect Donald Trump, in his first broadcast interview since winning last Tuesday's election, spoke of his plan to deport as many as three million undocumented immigrants with criminal convictions shortly after taking office.

Before coming to UCI, she co-led the Immigration Justice Clinic at Cardozo Law School, a clinic focused on deportation defense of non-citizens with criminal convictions.

2018-04-07 14:31 Care agency hired workers with criminal convictions and failed to carry out background checks.

State Supreme Court Strikes Down Law that Categorically Bans People with Criminal Convictions from Employment

According to their press release, «Operation «Safe City»» «targeted individuals who have violated U.S. immigration laws, prioritizing aliens with criminal convictions, pending criminal charges, known gang members and affiliates, immigration fugitives and those who re-entered the U.S. after deportation.»

Gov. David Paterson wants to create a «pardon panel» to help selected immigrants with criminal convictions avoid deportation under what he called «harsh» federal laws.

But in July she issued a report that found deep flaws in the county's system, one that failed to flag potential conflicts of interest, including identifying vendors with criminal convictions and shaky finances.

Expungement basically removes most of the disabilities that come with a criminal conviction.

military who began enlisting soldiers with criminal convictions.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo this week announced the official launch of the Work for Success Pledge, an online pledge in which businesses commit to consider hiring qualified individuals with criminal convictions.

The Certificate of Restoration of Opportunity (CROP) became available to persons with a criminal conviction on June 9, 2016 after the unanimous passage of ESHB 1553 in the 2016 -LSB-...]

While one in ten organizations automatically disqualify all volunteer applicants with criminal convictions, 49.42 % disqualify only one - fourth or fewer of applicants with such convictions.

Citing data from the Department of Homeland Security and the Migration Policy Institute, the Washington Post reported that there are 1.9 million «removable criminal aliens» in the U.S., a category that includes any non-citizens with a criminal conviction — both legal residents and undocumented immigrants.

It remained unclear whether the actions by ICE agents were part of continuing operations to round up illegal immigrants with criminal convictions or a ramping - up of deportations by the Trump administration.

Care agency hired workers with criminal convictions and failed to carry out background checks.

World Relief and the churches it works with «are fielding many, many inquiries from distressed immigrants who have seen news reports about changing immigration enforcement priorities and of deportations of undocumented people with no criminal convictions,» said Soerens.

Furthermore, the UK foreign office is pretty restrictive on allowing people with criminal convictions and other public controversies from entering.

In the infamous Florida purge of 2000 — for which conservative estimates place the number of wrongfully purged voters close to 12,000 — Florida registrants were purged from the rolls if 80 percent of the letters of their last names were the same as those of persons with criminal convictions.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, has said he wants to make sure that people who can't legally own guns — those with criminal convictions, serious mental health issues, or active restraining orders — aren't somehow falling through the cracks and holding onto their firearms.

«Governor Cuomo Launches Work for Success Pledge to Encourage Businesses to Hire Qualified Individuals with Criminal Convictions», July 18, 2017

It is now possible for a person with a criminal conviction, even a felony, to have the record of the conviction sealed, and employers can not ask about or use the conviction negatively.

In the past 10 years, New Jersey public schools have hired 3,405 people with criminal convictions, according to the New Jersey Department of Education.

Sexting has also become a prominent issue in school online safety, with students as young as 14 finding themselves with criminal convictions after sending naked photos to their peers.

Council tax arrears are dealt with as a criminal matter, not a civil one, so you could end up with a criminal conviction.

With enforcement taking a center stage in politics, non-citizens with criminal convictions may be exposed to immigration consequences that are very severe.

Immigrants with criminal convictions are more vulnerable than any other group to being a target for deportation and make up the overwhelming majority of deportations that occur in any year.

Collateral consequences are the penalties and disadvantages that can be imposed upon an individual with a criminal conviction, in addition to those directly associated with a sentence (such as a fine, prison, or community service).

The sentence imposed on his client was in part because he was a young adult, with no criminal convictions and strong family support, he says.

Inspector General Releases Report, «Nursing Facilities» Employment of Individuals with Criminal Convictions»

While one in ten organizations automatically disqualify all volunteer applicants with criminal convictions, 49 % disqualify only one - fourth or fewer applicants with such convictions.