If people can be trained to do jobs despite a criminal record, then spend the money on adequately training them before they get a criminal record.
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The prosecutor, Joe Magats, said that Mr. Smollett had no previous criminal record of violence or felonies; he did not say that Mr. Smollett had no criminal record.
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The prosecutor, Joe Magats, said that Mr. Smollett had no previous criminal record involving violence or felonies; he did not say that Mr. Smollett had no criminal record.
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RAMOS: ... and those who don't have a criminal record.
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How did your criminal record affect you after your release?
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Now facing a criminal record, "I don't know," he said.
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The majority of those detainees reportedly have a criminal record.
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Court records show Hancock has no criminal record in Colorado.
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Abram does not have a criminal record, according to Champion.
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He noted that she does not have a criminal record.
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CBS News reports that Erazo has no prior criminal record.
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McCabe has a criminal record but no convictions for violence.
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With a criminal record, leaving the industry can become impossible.
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Before his arrest, Michael did not have a criminal record.
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A criminal record can be a major barrier to employment.
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Ullah has no criminal record in Bangladesh, according to Ferdous.
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He graduated from high school and had no criminal record.
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An initial background check failed to detect Martin's criminal record.
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His criminal record dates back to the 80s and 93s.
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Tanis has a past criminal record, the news service noted.
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The police likely checked whether she had a criminal record.
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His criminal record showed nothing more serious than speeding tickets.
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Two, there's the matter of honor versus a criminal record.
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I have a (criminal) record, and I don't like guns.
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Another significant barrier to employment is having a criminal record.
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Mr. Alley, who had no criminal record, was promptly arrested.
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It was later reported that he had a criminal record.
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Donovan is hoping Grimm's criminal record can overshadow his attacks.
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Mr. Beristain has no criminal record, Mr. Ansari has said.
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A criminal record clean slate law is like a bankruptcy.
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He had no criminal record, according to the Daily News.
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Not everyone with a criminal record is a career criminal.
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Dalton passed a background check and had no criminal record.
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But police did not find any criminal record against him.
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As several media outlets reported, Sterling had a criminal record.
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Tarrant had no criminal record prior to Friday's bloody attack.
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The algorithm would automatically review the petitions and associated criminal record.
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He had no complaints at work and no previous criminal record.
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And I had a criminal record, so what could he do?
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The suspect, with a lengthy criminal record, went back to jail.
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Stephens had many traffic violations but no criminal record, police said.
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Authorities say he has a criminal record on the Big Island.
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Dalton passed a background check because he had no criminal record.
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Conditt's only criminal record is a traffic violation in June 2017.
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Getting a job with a criminal record is often a nightmare.
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How do you keep a criminal record from poisoning your future?
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But let's face it: Woods doesn't care about the criminal record.
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He has many traffic violations but no criminal record, Williams said.
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Neither of us had a criminal record or an addiction problem.
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She was not given a prison sentence or a criminal record.
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But his criminal record reportedly goes back even further than that.
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They're not a criminal record or an invader or an other.
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He believes that he was barred because of his criminal record.
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But he had no criminal record and no known extremist views.
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Mr. Villavicencio had no criminal record, according to the immigration agency.
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His criminal record grew, with charges of robbery and other crimes.
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A criminal record creates barriers to housing, education, and certainly employment.
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Because of the pardon, Hurt's criminal record will now be expunged.
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She wants steady employment for their father despite his criminal record.
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He had no criminal record but had been deported once before.
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It creates a criminal record, for starters, unlike a civil case.
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A Wall Street executive destroys the economy ... and has no criminal record.
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A criminal record is also the second most serious lie applicants tell.
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Hasson, who previously served as a Marine, has no prior criminal record.
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Kelley's military criminal record should have prevented him from purchasing a gun.
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A criminal record hurts job prospects, and raises the odds of recidivism.
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As before, gun owners must have a job and no criminal record.
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Dean Hiplpipre does not have a prior criminal record, the Register reports.
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He had passed Uber's background check and had no prior criminal record.
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It's unclear, then, why Vargas, who has no criminal record, was apprehended.
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Crutcher's family could not be reached for comment on his criminal record.
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He had no criminal record there and last visited Bangladesh on Sept.
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A publicly available criminal record can include much more than felony convictions.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that Mr. Felix had a criminal record.
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Today, around one out of every three Americans has a criminal record.
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One of five Americans has a criminal record in the United States.
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"With a criminal record I won't be able to travel," he said.
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TMZ has now confirmed that Charlie Mack has a clean criminal record.
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He had long a criminal record and a history of mental illness.
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First, we give Dreamers green cards provided there isn't a criminal record.
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Like he says ... he's a little too young for a criminal record.
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Do we examine a victim's criminal record, or an officer's misconduct record?
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He did not appear to have a criminal record, Mr. Early said.
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Should I have stopped her and told her about his criminal record?
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Some focus on an inmate's criminal record or problems with drug abuse.
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Only Maine and Vermont allow everyone to vote regardless of criminal record.
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Just 28 percent of these people have any sort of criminal record.
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Paris Hilton isn't the only one in her family with a criminal record.
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I have to say that Smokey had no criminal record, no previous offences.
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The China Times reports that Zhan is unemployed with no prior criminal record.
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Despite his criminal record, he wasn't on the radar of anti-terrorism investigators.
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With no criminal record, Uber could not screen out Dalton by traditional methods.
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Authorities were not aware of him having any type of previous criminal record.
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Upon release, their criminal record makes it nearly impossible to get a job.
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The Bismarck Tribune reported that court records show no criminal record for Isaak.
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A suspect with a criminal record was arrested Sunday morning for the crime.
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The trainer had no criminal record and the weapon used was not his.
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Having a criminal record is something many celebrities (and civilians) would sooner forget.
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And another 25 percent are disqualified for drug use or a criminal record.
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Then she got a criminal record and was basically unable to leave prostitution.
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"One in three Americans of working age have a criminal record," she said.
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They denied me for my arrest, for which I had no criminal record.
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Kardashian West said in a tweet the rejection stemmed from his criminal record.
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"You would not care if the person had a criminal record," she said.
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Clinton also said she'd focus on deporting only people with a criminal record.
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A criminal record is no longer a barrier to entry for GOP candidates.
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So, instead, they miss the chance for help and gain a criminal record.
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Little else was known about the suspect, who had no apparent criminal record.
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RAMOS: And that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record?
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If you have a criminal record involving cannabis, you're no good to us!
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Some are disqualified by the lack of a degree or a criminal record.
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For millions of Americans, a criminal record is a life sentence to poverty.
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Although he had no criminal record, the judge had set bail at $2300,2000.
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A visa overstay is a civil offense, and Rodríguez has no criminal record.
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Still, he is saddled with a criminal record, which diminishes his financial capacities.
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And may your criminal record be as clean as Doris Day's greatest hits.
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Mr. Stephens had many motor vehicle violations but no criminal record, he said.
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After expungement of a criminal record, wages increase by 25 percent on average.
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The stakes were significant for this 21-year-old with no criminal record.
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He has a lengthy criminal record that includes domestic violence, the station reported.
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With his criminal record as a convicted murderer, he couldn't get a job.
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There is no bigger stigma for job seekers than having a criminal record.
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He passed the background check and had no criminal record; it was easy.
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One in three Americans has a criminal record, according to the Justice Department, and a National Institute of Justice study found that having a criminal record reduced the chance of getting a job offer or a callback by 50 percent.
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Jack is a tough cookie with a criminal record who resembles a young Madonna.
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In many cases, a criminal record doesn't preclude someone from receiving Social Security benefits.
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Jones does not have a previous criminal record, according to the district attorney's office.
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Johnson had no criminal record or known terror ties, a law enforcement official said.
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Mr. Sykes had no criminal record or history of mental illness, the police said.
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Bradford also had no criminal record, and he was honorably discharged from the Army.
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Crapser's attorney and supporters stress that his criminal record doesn't tell the whole story.
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Two-thirds of foreign fighters in Germany and the Netherlands had a criminal record.
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And critics say federal officials are now going after everyone, regardless of criminal record.
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Mr Ramos: And that you won't deport immigrants who don't have a criminal record?
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She entered the country in November 2015 and has no criminal record, Rusnok said.
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Officials say Gomez has a criminal record and possible ties to a drug cartel.
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"As the local police made clear, the perpetrator had no criminal record," Sullivan said.
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About 90 percent of those polled back deporting illegal immigrants with a criminal record.
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Searching for a motive Pagourtzis is not known to have any criminal record, Gov.
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But he was a 259-year-old retired accountant with no known criminal record.
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One-quarter of the workers enrolled in the WorkAdvance experiment had a criminal record.
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The youth had not been under police surveillance and had no previous criminal record.
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Mexican authorities then contacted the US consulate for help and discovered Black's criminal record.
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Rojas, who has a criminal record, told police he smoked marijuana laced with PCP.
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He would have a criminal record, cannot be a public officer, lawyer, prosecutor, etc.
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Ator had a criminal record, but there were no open warrants for his arrest.
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About as many Americans now have a criminal record as have a college degree.
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But Friday, Oakley accepted a deal that could leave him with no criminal record.
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He has a criminal record dating back 10 years, court records show, WLTX reports.
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He didn't have a criminal record, he attended school, and he paid his taxes.
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Plus, he has a criminal record, he explained, which makes finding housing more difficult.
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The court, which noted her national and international stature, spared her a criminal record.
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The suspect had a criminal record including instances of violence and theft, he said.
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Then came Nomgcobo Jiba, whose husband's criminal record had been expunged by Mr Zuma.
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He accumulated a criminal record over the years, including a conviction on burglary charges.
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Still, his adult criminal record does not include any violent crimes or involve weapons.
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What's more ... Trevor had NO criminal record while the caregiver has priors for elder abuse.
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Somerville did not have a criminal record and the punishment prompted outrage on social media.
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It also meant sparing youngsters "the burden of a criminal record," as he put it.
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The second security source said the suspect had a criminal record but gave no details.
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He had no criminal record and no known terror ties, a law enforcement official said.
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Mr Berlusconi himself has a criminal record: he was convicted of tax fraud in 2013.
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Copeland&aposs criminal record dates back to when he was a juvenile, the chief said.
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Nichols describes Reed's demeanor as "upset" and says she doesn't have a prior criminal record.
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Espinosa has a criminal record and is believed to be a transient, FOX 2 reported.
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He has no criminal record, at least none we've been able to find so far.
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Authorities have released few details about Patterson, who has no previous criminal record in Wisconsin.
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Having no criminal record is a positive signal; removing that information makes information asymmetry worse.
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Sixty percent of employers said they would "probably not" hire someone with a criminal record.
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Luckily for him, this program has meant he has avoided a potentially ruinous criminal record.
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Pitts has a criminal record, including domestic violence, felonious assault and aggravated robbery, authorities said.
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Bouhlel had a petty criminal record but no known links to extremist or terrorist groups.
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I made my criminal record, even in the middle of an accomplishment, visible — brutally permanent.
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Another young man spoke about his struggle to overcome the stigma of a criminal record.
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Molly Schindler, the attorney who represented the man, said he had no prior criminal record.
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While having no criminal record, Cruz was known in school for regularly having disciplinary issues.
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The man in custody, Christopher Loeb, was a heroin user with a long criminal record.
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Nathaniel Richmond, who had a criminal record, has appeared in Bruzzese's court before, Hanlin said.
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Khan was known to police, as he had a criminal record involving acts of terrorism.
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By comparison, Mr. Trump has said he will expel any immigrant with a criminal record.
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He'd been fired from an IT firm in June once his criminal record was discovered.
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He landed only two interviews and struggled to discuss his criminal record with prospective employers.
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He acknowledged Hopkins had a criminal record but believed he had only two felony convictions.
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Police identified the shooter as Euler Fernando Gandolfo, 49, a systems analyst with no criminal record.
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His lack of a criminal record, for instance, meant investigators had no fingerprints to work with.
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His criminal record in six states includes convictions and arrests for robbery, theft, assault, and battery.
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A federal government attorney said in court that Yee's criminal record in Singapore would be reviewed.
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Notably, among people with no past criminal record, increases in crime are 50 percent larger overall.
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They are working with authorities from Mexico to see if Reyes has a past criminal record.
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Prince has an extensive criminal record that includes 42 arrests and 15 felony convictions in Delaware.
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JPMorgan has now "banned the box" that asks prospective employees whether they have a criminal record.
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Last year, 10% of its hires — 2,100 people — had some sort of criminal record, she added.
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The man, who has a criminal record of mainly drug offenses, is the person of interest.
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Tiffany said yes, but Ronald neglected to tell Tiffany about his gambling addiction and criminal record.
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Her curiosity awakened, Newell then turns to a private investigator, who uncovers her husband's criminal record.
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Cunningham said he later learned that Adams had no criminal record and had been home-schooled.
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She had a light criminal record, and the total value of the stolen products was $80.
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Johnson has a criminal record in other states and is the suspect in a Missouri homicide.
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Stephens, who has no prior criminal record, is not suspected in any other murders, police said.
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In 2002, Matias Reyes, who had a lengthy criminal record including rape, confessed to the crime.
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You don't want them to get a criminal record that prevents them from getting a job.
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Franco said yes, but Smith neglected to tell her about his gambling addiction and criminal record.
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Dalton has no criminal record, with an Uber spokesperson indicating he passed a company background check.
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Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez was an illegal immigrant with a rough criminal record of seven felonies.
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The mark left by a criminal record can make it even harder to find other employment.
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He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, a violation, which will not result in a criminal record.
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It's estimated that as many as 1 in 3 Americans has some kind of criminal record.
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Ms. Land was 26, a working mother who the Chicago police said had no criminal record.
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Did it say he had a criminal record or list him in the sex offender registry?
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In other words, most had spent time in prison, or at least had a criminal record.
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Mr. Fry, who has a lengthy criminal record in Denton County, was charged with probation violation.
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In Providence, criminal record denials made up 61 percent of rejections for public housing in 2014.
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Vasile, who had a criminal record, said he was pressed to drop his request for asylum.
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He said Mr. Cummins had a criminal record, but it contained nothing of a violent nature.
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How a moving violation becomes a suspended license becomes a criminal record, which becomes a moneymaker.
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She said her husband, 2470, worked as a landscaper and did not have a criminal record.
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"He has no criminal record," a public defender, Aubrey Chamberlain, told the judge, arguing against bail.
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Many of those said they did not know that their criminal record prevented them from voting.
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"We didn't ask for their criminal record to take a photo," he told reporters in Caracas.
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The first two, she argues, need help, not a criminal record; the third deserves the charge.
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Migrants now need to carry a passport and show they do not have a criminal record.
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A federal appeals court has refused to expunge the criminal record of former Maricopa County, Ariz.
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Our client is a 14-year-old child with no criminal record or family court history.
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But his criminal record still weighs on him and has cost him two jobs, he said.
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In his twenties, with no prior criminal record, Johnny Casali was caught growing 1500 marijuana plants.
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If all went well, Mr. Shafi hoped, his son could avoid prison and a criminal record.
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For starters, companies must no longer view a criminal record as an automatic disqualification for employment.
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A criminal record could further jeopardize his chances for housing or a job in the future.
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Mr. Tran had no criminal record and no history with the Secret Service, the official said.
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The act removed felonies off 2202,2628 individual's records and erased the criminal record of 28500,6900 people.
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Pacheco lost his DACA protections because he had a criminal record — but the revocation wasn't automatic.
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A judge has yet to rule, but it's almost guaranteed his criminal record will be erased.
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With his criminal record, getting a tourist visa to visit his family would be difficult to impossible.
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Court records show Hancock has had a few traffic tickets but has no criminal record in Colorado.
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She also had a criminal record dating back to 2010 for offenses including theft and disorderly conduct.
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But did it take putting this young man with no criminal record in jail to send it?
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After the shooting, his father said officers asked over and over if Alan had a criminal record.
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Blue is mostly people who tried to cross the border illegally or that have no criminal record.
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The program demands applicants boast a clean criminal record and the equivalent of a high school diploma.
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Boxes were marked to indicate no firearm was used and that neither suspect had a criminal record.
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Stephens, who had no prior criminal record, was not suspected in any other killings, Cleveland officials said.
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I was 18 years old, living in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and I didn't have a criminal record.
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Yet parents of American children with no criminal record remain locked in detention centers across the country.
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One startup that stood out was 70MillionJobs: a job-placement service for folks with a criminal record.
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Arrests of immigrants without a criminal record or with minor convictions have skyrocketed under the Trump administration.
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He said that he had no mental health issues, no history of addiction and no criminal record.
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"I have no criminal record, but they can still use the video to discredit me," he said.
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Last year, Mr. Baker, who had no previous criminal record, was sentenced to 22 months in jail.
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He had a minor criminal record, but he was not in a government database of radicalized militants.
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Of the 177 immigrants with no criminal record, 66 had pending charges that were mostly alcohol related.
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For many, the reason they were not able to naturalize was because they had a criminal record.
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Ullah has no criminal record in his native Bangladesh, according to Sahely Ferdous, a Bangladesh police spokeswoman.
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Evandro Carvalho, a state representative, said he was arrested at age 17 and had a criminal record.
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You're not going to leave high school with a criminal record, or with a son or daughter.
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Some of the civilians were suspected of dealing drugs, but at least one had no criminal record.
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Often, with potential employers, with schools, my criminal record would come up early and derail future conversations.
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The majority of individuals who are being targeted by immigration and customs enforcement had a criminal record.
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A bachelor's degree and lack of a criminal record qualified him for a position few others wanted.
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Chances are good that most of us know or know of someone who has a criminal record.
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They told him Mallet had a long criminal record — which was not true, according to court filings.
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The fact that an innocent man with no criminal record was wrongly convicted of murder astounded me.
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But it is not just people living with a criminal record who are in need of help.
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Public defender Kristine Ciganek, who is representing Thomas in court, said that he has no criminal record.
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Though a complete criminal record was unavailable on Thursday, Ms. Payne has spent several years behind bars.
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He had no criminal record, according to a spokeswoman for ICE, as the immigration agency is known.
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I haven't created any problem, I don't have a criminal record, I didn't come here for fun.
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According to South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division records, she has an existing criminal record, reported The Herald.
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Anyone with a car, a license and a clean criminal record can download the app and get started.
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Only one, she said: a woman she didn't know who was spreading lies and had a criminal record.
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Authorities said suspect Timmy Earl Kinner, left, had a lengthy criminal record -- including a prison sentence in Kentucky.
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Border wall would cost $21.6B, nearly double Trump's estimate The other five people deported had no criminal record.
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Cheng is no stranger to prison, his criminal record dates back to 1984 for robbery and mob charges.
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Police late on Saturday arrested Chanel Lewis, 20, an unemployed resident of Brooklyn with no prior criminal record.
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That means he doesn't have to pay the money, but it goes on his criminal record in France.
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He did not immediately appear to have any other criminal record, which could have threatened his immigration status.
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"Before my hearing, I walked in the courtroom as a free man with no criminal record," Somerville said.
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Does that mean all arms of every description, for all people regardless of age or past criminal record?
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Did it take burdening him with, at the time, a criminal record that would taint his future forever?
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To obtain the ride-hailing driver's permit in certain cities, drivers must provide a no-criminal-record certificate.
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Ibrahim El Bakraoui had a criminal record, but there was no evidence of previous ties to terrorist attacks.
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If the employer chooses to hire the candidate with the criminal record, then that is the employer's decision.
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Authorities also say Tilghman had no criminal record outside of a 2003 arrest for domestic assault and battery.
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The paper reports: Court records show Vasquez has a criminal record in Arizona under a different legal name.
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His attorney requested a minimum mandatory sentence of three years and stated he had no prior criminal record.
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His criminal record includes 19 prior arrests including robbery, assault and arson, according to a law enforcement source.
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The market for trade jobs is saturated and having a criminal record makes getting a job even harder.
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Drivers are also subject to additional verification by local authorities to ensure they don't have a criminal record.
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By the time she was 211, BeeLee had a criminal record and had been homeless for a stint.
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Ramirez's lawyers have denied their client has any gang involvement or criminal record, and called his arrest unconstitutional.
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The judge cited his young age and his lack of criminal record as reasons for the lenient sentence.
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Interior Ministry officials said he was expelled from law school and had a long criminal record, including robberies.
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The city was aware of his criminal record and approved the hire with a pay rate of $45,000.
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O'Neill noted that 36 percent of people arrested on marijuana charges in 2017 had no previous criminal record.
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Copeland called for an investigation into the incident, and reiterated that Villavicencio does not have a criminal record.
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The National Employment Law Project's "conservative estimate" is that 70 million Americans have some sort of criminal record.
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Having a criminal record for marijuana use is damaging to people's livelihoods and life opportunities, particularly for youths.
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Given the stigma associated with having a criminal record, many employers may be concerned about protecting their reputation.
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Sanders was more unequivocal when asked whether he would promise not to deport immigrants without a criminal record.
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If he meets these terms and doesn't violate probation, the case will not appear on Becker's criminal record.
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Another outstanding candidate was denied admission to the bar this past week because of an old criminal record.
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The charges add to his long criminal record, which includes drug offenses and fraud dating back to 1991.
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De Blasio said the driver is a U.S. citizen and former armed services member with a criminal record.
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Ramzi A. had a criminal record with convictions for theft, violence and drug use between 2013 and 2015.
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This brings us back to the Air Force's failure to notify civilian law enforcement of Kelley's criminal record.
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HuffPost reports that Felipe is being detained by ICE despite having valid DACA status and no criminal record.
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In some cases, the cursory check would turn up a criminal record, or a warrant, or an investigation.
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For Omar, losing his job and finding himself with a criminal record was a worthwhile price to pay.
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Official oppression carries a maximum of two years in prison and a felony on the offender's criminal record.
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She wants her criminal record completely wiped and is campaigning for the erasure of prostitution-specific criminal records.
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Hill has a 12-page criminal record with charges including burglary, aggravated assault and taunting a police animal.
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Surely they were more interested in uncovering a criminal record, or an illegal association with a foreign operative.
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Given Welch's criminal record, which includes two drug possession charges, how did he manage to get those weapons?
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When workers are abundant, companies have little reason to take a chance on people with a criminal record.
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Mr. Volk hired a lawyer and worried about the impact a criminal record would have on his career.
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His decades-long road to recovery was fraught with alcohol abuse, broken marriages and even a criminal record.
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He no longer drinks, and has had to become self-employed as his criminal record makes him unemployable.
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Further, his insinuation that a criminal record disqualifies one from the ability to excel deserves the strongest condemnation.
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He has no criminal record, and he has pledged himself to a rigorous curriculum of rehabilitation and therapy.
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The statement adds that he wasn't tracked by Saudi security services and didn't have a criminal record there.
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Until this point, Daleiden has been notable among anti-abortion activists for his lack of a criminal record.
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Mr. Pacheco did not have a criminal record before his arrest in August 2017, according to court records.
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Mr. Abramovich has never been charged with participating in money laundering and does not have a criminal record.
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Under Spanish law, only a judge, rather than a landlord, can ask to see a tenant's criminal record.
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Each time, his criminal record was later erased in presidential pardons, and he soon returned to Samsung's leadership.
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What will the gatekeepers of privilege do when confronted with gold-star applicants who have a criminal record?
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The prosecutor's office said the suspect also had a criminal record for violent theft, according to France 3.
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According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, as many as 100 million U.S. citizens have a criminal record.
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About a third of Americans have a criminal record and are given a fair chance at being hired.
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Mr. Anderson did have a criminal record, including domestic violence, weapons possession and possibly drug possession, he said.
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Kinnunen had an extensive criminal record, with charges including assault, theft, and disorderly conduct, according to public records.
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Even successful prosecutions sometimes result in wrist-slap punishments because defendants have no previous criminal record, CNN found.
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Mr. Anderson had a criminal record for previous weapons offenses in Hudson County in both 22017 and 22.
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According to the state judicial database, the suspect had a criminal record dating back at least 10 years.
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Mr. Dalton, who had been an Uber driver for only days or weeks, had no serious criminal record.
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But there's some evidence that the stigma of a criminal record hurts job applicants more than anything else.
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Instead, the employment barriers of minority status and criminal record are compounded, intensifying the stigma toward this group.
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Although the circumstances of his case hadn't changed, Browne — who has no criminal record — wasn't allowed to leave.
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Entering into one doesn't mean admitting any wrongdoing, and it won't show up on a criminal record check.
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He did not appear to have any major criminal record which would have prevented him from owning a firearm.
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Peck said Holt, who has a lengthy criminal record, was arrested on Tuesday after police received tips from informants.
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And even a simple arrest can stain someone's criminal record, making it harder to find a job or housing.
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Boise Police Chief William Bones said 30-year-old Timmy Kinner has an extensive criminal record in multiple states.
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According to the Department of Justice, so far eight parents have been denied reunions because of their criminal record.
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Moen has a history of drug use and psychological issues but no previous criminal record, the DA's office said.
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" Accordingly, the application is very involved, asking for your criminal record, educational background, and "employment-related training or qualifications.
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They also said he has a criminal record in other states and is a suspect in a Missouri homicide.
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The 58-year-old has a criminal record that includes "forgery, impersonation, burglary and drug dealing," the ministry said.
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West Spruill, 39, who had a lengthy criminal record and a history of mental illness, was charged with murder.
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Belgium requires a medical certificate, and a fresh extract from the criminal record of the applicant's country of origin.
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He had no criminal record and figured if he wasn't a liar, the law would be on his side.
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The team's spokesperson did not know exactly when Ramirez, who has no criminal record, will be released from detention.
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Police say a man suspected of fatally shooting three people inside a Colorado Walmart has a minor criminal record.
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He did not have a criminal record and was not known to police, law enforcement officials said on Saturday.
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But in the United States, where he has a criminal record, gaining protective status could be next to impossible.
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The seriousness of the offense, and the offender's prior criminal record tend to weigh most heavily on a sentence.
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Brazilians without a criminal record will be able to buy guns more easily and to keep them at home.
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None of the four had a criminal record and no DNA or physical evidence tied them to the crime.
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Crow said neither sibling had a criminal record, and there was no outward sign of any dispute between them.
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To be locked up or have a criminal record for something that is now legal—how fair is that?
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Four out of five either had no criminal record or had committed a minor offense, like a traffic violation.
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She says Smollett's criminal record -- in relation to the police report -- is what should have been kept under seal.
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Both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton have pledged not to deport children and undocumented immigrants with no criminal record.
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Violators of immigration law who don't have a criminal record can too be targeted for arrest under certain circumstances.
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Additional work requirements will be especially harmful to people with substance use disorders and those with a criminal record.
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At least 212 million Americans have a criminal record — that's the same number of Americans who have college degrees.
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Many professional licenses are closed to people with a criminal record — including those for cosmetologist, plumber and funeral director.
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That means these policies can affect the nearly one in three Americans who have some kind of criminal record.
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Mr. Gonzalez was said to have faked a criminal record as a drug dealer to help him gain passage.
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Half the jobs out there, they want a criminal record, so they can pay you less than minimum wage.
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The teacher has no prior criminal record and has been teaching for at least a decade, The Ledger reported.
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Dalton had passed Uber's background check and Dalton had no prior criminal record, according to Kalamazoo Prosecutor Jeff Getting.
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As a result, racial discrimination against black and Latino job applicants (especially men) replaces discrimination based on criminal record.
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As a first-time offender with no criminal record, Mr. Kraft is unlikely to spend any time in jail.
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This means a criminal record is a mandatory disqualifier for large groups of occupations in states across the country.
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And as PPI noted, discrimination is a clear factor: Having a criminal record reduces callback rates by 50 percent.
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He had a long criminal record, with 27 convictions, mostly for robberies and assaults, in France, Germany and Switzerland.
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While the man survived, Mr. Irving was charged with attempted first-degree murder, with prosecutors citing his criminal record.
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He was later chemically castrated and left unable to work for the security services because of his criminal record.
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Those effects linger today, as one in five black adults in Florida remain disenfranchised because of a criminal record.
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There was no evidence he belonged to any terrorist organizations or hate groups, and he had no criminal record.
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Unlike Mr. Ragbir, who had been convicted of wire fraud in 2000, however, Mr. Villavicencio has no criminal record.
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The suspect has a 12-page criminal record with charges including burglary, aggravated assault and taunting a police animal.
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Didi said on Saturday that the driver had no criminal record and had provided authentic documentation to the company.
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The suicide of the gunman, who had no criminal record, left investigators with no ready explanation for the story.
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But that measurement can become a liability when three-fourths of ISIS-related defendants had no prior criminal record.
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An A-B Tech spokeswoman said college administrators, including President Dennis King, did not know of Murdock's criminal record.
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Stone said he is not a gun owner, has no prior criminal record and that his passport has expired.
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In December, the Russian election authority refused to register Mr. Navalny as a presidential candidate, citing his criminal record.
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"Our client is a 14-year-old child with no criminal record or family court history," the group said.
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He's also a devout Christian striving to join the clergy; out of the question due to his criminal record.
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The New Jersey bill is powerful because it combines expungement, or the clearing of a criminal record, with automation.
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They said that he had a criminal record and that he had recently been living out of his car.
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But the Air Force failed to enter the criminal record into the federal database used for gun background checks.
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According to the Migration Policy Institute, a nonpartisan think tank, roughly 820,000 undocumented immigrants currently have a criminal record.
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The sheriff said Mr. Riehl was known to the authorities and had no criminal record, but would not elaborate.
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Neither client has a criminal record, and both have been in the United States for more than a decade.
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That could also lead to a criminal record, which could hurt the parents further in, say, finding a job.
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Lloyd, now 26, is a long-time drug addict with a lengthy criminal record, including 21 previous criminal convictions.
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If the offender, typically a teenager, lacks an ID or has a criminal record, the officer can make an arrest.
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Cards don't give you a criminal record, which matters when you're applying for college, housing, or a job later on.
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He resembled composite sketches, had a criminal record, and due to his Army training was capable of making the jump.
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She's a rare candidate who talks openly about both her criminal record and the fact that she had an abortion.
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An obstacle for young black people in Chicago can be a criminal record that bars them from becoming a cop.
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Police have described Smith as a married man with a young daughter who had a criminal record, according to police.
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Sayoc had "a criminal record dating back decades, including a past arrest for making a bomb threat," the WashPost reports.
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Chicorelli recalled the teen looking even younger than he was and said he was free of any previous criminal record.
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He is a 29-year-old Strasbourg resident, and officials said he has a criminal record in France and Germany.
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Under Trump, the agency has increased the number of arrests of undocumented immigrants, even those with no prior criminal record.
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And in an important contrast to Trump, Clinton also opposes the massive deportation of undocumented immigrants without a criminal record.
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He was charged in September with illegally obtaining his American citizenship by intentionally withholding his criminal record and past associations.
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There are no known records of violence at the home and neither parent had a criminal record, according to authorities.
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Police had identified the suspect as Franz Wrousis, a drifter with a criminal record who mostly lived in the woods.
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They found a significant negative effect of a criminal record on employment outcomes that was substantially larger for African Americans.
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Canada also requires training, a personal risk assessment, two references, spousal notification and criminal record checks to obtain a permit.
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Bourgeois was an early suspect in the search for Alexis due to an alleged failed polygraph and a criminal record.
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But sentencing guidelines suggested that Mr. van der Zwaan, who has no prior criminal record, receive at most six months.
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He is a Belgian national with a criminal record but no evidence so far of previous ties to terrorist attacks.
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Even so, a background check may have revealed if he had a criminal record and, possibly, arrest records as well.
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There are no charges at this time, and police will not release his name, photo or criminal record, he said.
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The shooter from Mother Emanuel, Dylann Roof, had a criminal record that was not discovered within the three-day period.
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The suspect was named earlier as Franz Wrousis, a drifter with a criminal record who mostly lived in the woods.
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If she winds up with a criminal record, she'll have to wait years before she can apply for a pardon.
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Their sentence had been reduced by two months given their clean criminal record and positive character, Justice Johnny Chan said.
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Sometimes, employers that do say yes are motivated by necessity, given how many Americans have some sort of criminal record.
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Uber claimed that because the Kalamazoo shooter didn't have a criminal record, no background check could have predicted his actions.
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The donor had a history of mental illness and a criminal record, and had exaggerated his educational accomplishments, they say.
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More than 600,000 people are released from prison each year, and one in four American adults has a criminal record.
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Deportation proceedings began that year, shortly after he applied for residency documents and the authorities learned about his criminal record.
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Jason Dalton, 45, who is being held without bail, had no prior criminal record and passed the company's background check.
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Only the latter ends up in the city's criminal justice database and as part of the suspect's permanent criminal record.
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The struggle to find stable, secure employment is one of the most common and damaging effects of a criminal record.
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Chris Brown, for one, got turned away en route to a show in Montreal, probably due to his criminal record.
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It goes without saying that having a criminal record complicates efforts by formerly incarcerated individuals to obtain post-release employment.
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That's because hunters often argue that they poached an animal by mistake and typically have no criminal record, he said.
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Mr. Zhang, the lawyer, said Mr. Schellenberg's criminal record in Canada had not come up during his hearings in China.
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Under the plan being considered in Manhattan, people with a serious criminal record would still be prosecuted, the official said.
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Chris had no criminal record, and wasn't known to the police, making him the ideal candidate to act as licensee.
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But Mr. Sadler's story points up other, more subtle and pervasive obstacles to voting for those with a criminal record.
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The document, called an "i-card" for short, acted like an arrest warrant and appeared on Mr. Lockett's criminal record.
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She had a criminal record and had served time for robbery to fund a past drug habit, Mr. Malone said.
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The administration is also claiming that 87 children are "ineligible" for reunification because their parent has a serious criminal record.
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"Because of this, he will be released with a criminal record, he has no ability to seek compensation," Arnold said.
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Had his criminal record been sent to the FBI, it would have been harder for him to acquire a gun.
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One of the most prolific jailhouse informants in U.S. history is also a con artist with a long criminal record.
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He has no criminal record and had worked at a local dairy farm for four years prior to his arrest.
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They must also have no criminal record, a valid passport and a police certificate issued within the last six months.
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American citizens with a clean criminal record, a bachelor's degree and an interest in education can look into teaching English.
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Importantly, many Michigan licenses contain "good moral character" clauses that bar those with a criminal record from entering the field.
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He said in all seven cases, the children were separated because an adult traveling with them had a criminal record.
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And under the legislation, sex workers with prostitution-related arrests on their records would be eligible for criminal record relief.
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Singh is an asylum-seeker with no criminal record who has a diabetic wife, two teenage daughters, and elderly parents.
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On what makes a cannabis habit worth the money and potential criminal record: Eh, I don't really think about it!
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But it would scuttle any hopes he has of a pardon that would wipe away his new criminal record entirely.
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But Tom Clark, the attorney representing Siraj Ibn Wahhaj, said Wahhaj had permits for his weapons and no criminal record.
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Now, undocumented immigrants with no criminal record are at risk of deportation just because they were unauthorized in the United States.
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Instead, agents arrested and detained hundreds of people with minor or old criminal records — or with no criminal record at all.
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"A licensed pilot and hunting enthusiast with no criminal record who owned a $213,214 home in a Nevada retirement community" 215 .
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The new season also brings back Paul and Karine, who will be working through Paul's past criminal record, among other difficulties.
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Sautter, who reportedly has no prior criminal record, has been charged with concealing a death and is being held without bond.
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Leonard Richards, 75, has found a loophole that has allowed him to legally run for federal office, despite his criminal record.
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Congress has declined to pass any gun measures since Parkland beyond providing funding to improve criminal record databases for background checks.
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But when he overslept for the trial, he had to spend 10 days in jail — despite not having a criminal record.
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The Uzbekistan embassy says, in his home country, Sayfullo Saipov graduated college, worked as an accountant and had no criminal record.
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He also noted that Rivera, who has not yet entered a plea, has no prior criminal record and is presumed innocent.
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At 81, Silvio Berlusconi has a criminal record (for tax fraud) and is on trial yet again (for allegedly bribing witnesses).
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An FDNY spokesman would not say whether the department knew of the elder Sattar's criminal record when it hired the son.
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But when it came to doing right – getting a job — his criminal record didn't leave him with a lot of options.
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White people with a criminal record received as many callbacks from employers as black people who had never committed an offence.
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Whipple also has a prior criminal record, including an assault from 2016, possession of a stolen vehicle, and drug-related charges.
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An officer could now locate a suspect's file in minutes, verifying his identity and hitching him, eternally, to his criminal record.
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The teen's grandmother spoke during the hearing, saying her granddaughter had no criminal record before she killed her mother, her daughter.
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Police say Paddock lived in nearby Mesquite, Nevada in a retirement community ... and did not have any previous criminal record there.
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My husband had no prior criminal record, and at 56, he never thought prison* would be part of his life story.
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The crucial thing—if they're working in a country where prostitution is illegal—is that they don't have a criminal record.
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The accused does not appear to have a criminal record beyond traffic violations, nor any social media accounts under his name.
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De Marco said his client is an engineering student with a 3.8 GPA, who doesn't have any kind of criminal record.
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She also noted that her husband does not have a criminal record and said he is not a danger to anyone.
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Uber has said that its background checks couldn't have predicted Dalton's alleged behavior because he did not have a criminal record.
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Maas said the new law should help protect the hundreds of thousand of refugees who do not have a criminal record.
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However, under U.S. sentencing guidelines, defendants typically receive far less-severe punishments, particularly if they do not have a criminal record.
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Recipients would also need to pass extensive background checks and maintain a clean criminal record, according to text reviewed by CNN.
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He is a registered Republican with a criminal record that includes felony theft, drug and fraud charges dating back to 1991.
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Sending an unsolicited dick pic could now land you with a $500 fine and a criminal record — if you're in Texas.
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He said that more than two million undocumented immigrants had some kind of criminal record and would be pursued for deportation.
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If Varnum is convicted for threatening Wilson, he will finally have a criminal record that could bar him from gun ownership.
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Dalton passed a background check and had no criminal record that Uber could have flagged, the company said in a statement.
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Now imagine that you find out the man who murdered your daughter before your very eyes has an extensive criminal record.
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The burden of mass incarceration is felt most intensely by children with parents in prison or labeled with a criminal record.
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Sayoc is a registered Republican with a criminal record that includes felony theft, drug and fraud charges dating back to 1991.
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An illegal immigrant with a criminal record who was out on bond awaiting deportation is charged with murder in the case.
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Two of the five had no criminal record, and the rest had a few parking violations, according to an ICE spokesman.
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"If my life hadn't been spent carrying this criminal record around with me, it could have been completely different," Bradfoot says.
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Dalton had no prior criminal record, authorities say, which Uber argues would have made it difficult to predict his alleged behavior.
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In reality, applicants must meet strict eligibility requirements, which include having no criminal record, before even being admitted to the lottery.
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Mr. Cordero, who was a police officer in the Dominican Republic before immigrating to the United States, had no criminal record.
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Stephen Paddock apparently had no history of mental illness or criminal record and reportedly did not belong to any terrorist organization.
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Sheikh Mohammad Munawar, a cousin of ul-Islam, said the charges were fabricated and that he had no criminal record ever.
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Didi said the suspect had no criminal record, had provided authentic documentation and passed a facial recognition test before starting work.
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The verification is also used to determine whether you have a criminal record that suggests possible money laundering or identity theft.
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He has threatened to deport every unauthorized immigrant living in the United States, including mothers and children with no criminal record.
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Other than his status as an undocumented immigrant, he has no criminal record in the United States, according to Mr. Amaya.
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When he was arrested outside the Dunkin' Donuts in 1968, he was 31, had a thriving business and no criminal record.
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States take various approaches to determining if someone with a criminal record meets that standard and will become a licensed attorney.
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One of Mr. Davis's companions was a childhood friend, Kevin Bernard McCloud, who like Mr. Davis had no prior criminal record.
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Eventually, the top prosecutor — Doug Evans — charged a former store employee, Curtis Flowers, a black man who had no criminal record.
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He also agreed to never seek expungement of the charge, the legal process of having a criminal record erased or sealed.
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Miri Regev, the populist culture minister from Mr. Netanyahu's conservative Likud party, called for Mr. Azaria's criminal record to be erased.
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The assailant, a Belgian, had a long criminal record, and prosecutors said they were investigating the attack as a terrorism episode.
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Deandre Somerville, 21, had no criminal record before Circuit Civil Judge John Kastrenakes convicted him of direct criminal contempt last month.
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He had a long criminal record, a history of heroin abuse and had been deported to Mexico at least five times.
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She would not say whether her client, who she said did not have a criminal record, had admitted or denied involvement.
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He said his client, who also has no criminal record, was concerned primarily with his son's welfare, given his medical condition.
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If a suspect has a criminal record or is known to immigration enforcement, their identity can be confirmed at the roadside.
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Chief Boyce said Mr. Lewis had no criminal record but had received a few summonses for minor infractions involving suspicious behavior.
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But the judge called the case a "mandatory community control case," since Richardson had no prior criminal record, among other criteria.
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However, all these occupations are regulated by licensing boards, which may freely deny a license to someone with a criminal record.
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Lewis explained for BuzzFeed: Even without a criminal record, black people looking to get involved in legal weed face major obstacles.
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One of the accused also had a criminal record that included assault charges and narcotics violations, the German newspaper Die Zeit reported.
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But Morrisey spent the final weekend directly attacking Blankenship, holding a press conference and releasing a robocall talking about Blankenship's criminal record.
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They're looking for sponsors who are legal permanent residents or US citizens with a steady source of income and no criminal record.
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Chicago police said Ortiz had no criminal record and several family members and friends said he was not affiliated with a gang.
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And even a simple arrest can put a stain on someone's criminal record, making it harder to find a job or housing.
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I have lost job opportunities because of my criminal record, and I will always have to prove myself in ways others won't.
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Often family members who have a criminal record are immediately suspected to be involved in a child of color's disappearance, she said.
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Vlach now has a criminal record and a collection of mugshots, and he has spent more time in jail than Brock Turner.
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Maybe they have a criminal record like he does, or maybe they don't look or sound like what people expect them to.
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Between the lines are young people who have dropped out of school, are jobless, have a criminal record, or are a parent.
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Ban the box keeps employers from unfairly judging someone by his criminal record, but it can't keep an employer from being racist.
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After being released, many inmates struggle to get a job and have a hard time finding housing because of their criminal record.
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Bones said Kinner has "an extensive criminal record spanning multiple states," including for violent crimes and crimes involving drug and alcohol abuse.
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Professor Sherman points out that this varies according to the criminal record of the culprit, which has no bearing on the victim.
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One of his clients was an excavating contractor who couldn't get a license to buy explosives, because he had a criminal record.
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The study does not know criminal histories and therefore cannot capture the potent effect of a criminal record on employment and earnings.
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Editorial The Obama administration is rightly urging colleges and universities to re-evaluate how they use criminal-record information in admissions decisions.
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Perhaps one-in-three adults, some 70m-100m people, have a criminal record reckons the Centre for American Progress, a think-tank.
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The suit says the company failed to describe him accurately or disclose that he had a mental illness and a criminal record.
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There, they lose any job they may have had and emerge with a criminal record making it even harder to find employment.
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All of the suspects are Maltese nationals and most have a criminal record, the prime minister said, without providing any further details.
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According to the rules, drivers must have three years' experience, be licensed by a local taxi regulator and have no criminal record.
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If Anderson completes probation, pays a fine and completes an alcohol and drug treatment plan, his criminal record will be wiped clean.
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Mr. Shumpert, who worked in construction, dreamed of being a coach, but his dreams may have been hampered by a criminal record.
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In his late teens, drinking led to fighting and a stint in jail—a criminal record that he managed to have struck.
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Egypt's interior ministry said he had a long criminal record but had finished serving a one-year prison term in March 2015.
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Lazirene, who owned and operated a successful electrical contracting business, had no criminal record prior to this incident, according to the station.
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Cummins, who has a long criminal record, was shot by a sheriff's deputy when he was taken into custody during the investigation.
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But if ICE agents encounter undocumented individuals with no criminal record in those situations, they can and will take them into custody.
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Mr. Sayoc amassed a lengthy criminal record, dating back to 1991, which includes felony theft, drug charges and fraud, public records show.
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A criminal record can limit a person's employment and housing opportunities, making it difficult for them to transition back into their communities.
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Flowers — who had no criminal record at the time of his initial arrest — could now potentially face an unheard-of seventh trial.
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It was only when Martin submitted his fingerprints for a concealed carry license that his Mississippi criminal record showed up, ISP said.
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He said Comello "has crossed paths in some limited circumstances with the NYPD" but wouldn't say whether he has a criminal record.
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According to Pennsylvania guidelines, the recommended sentence for these charges for a defendant with no criminal record is 22 to 33 months.
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Lawyers for the woman say they would press ahead with an appeal anyway because a pardon would not expunge her criminal record.
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They have to have a clean criminal record with no felony conviction, no major misdemeanors, and no more than three petty misdemeanors.
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But for the millions who are carrying a criminal record around for simple possession or other minor offenses under outdated laws, absolutely.
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Shea said Comello "has crossed paths in some limited circumstances with the NYPD" but wouldn't say whether he has a criminal record.
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But when President Obama visited Pittsburgh in 2009, Mr. Udin wasn't allowed to meet him: His criminal record prevented such an encounter.
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What really worries progressive criminal justice advocates isn't the stigma of a criminal record itself, but how it reinforces existing racial stigma.
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But he also had a criminal record, having been convicted of attempted robbery in 2008 and served four years in state prison.
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About 58 percent of detainees have no criminal record, and only 20 percent have been convicted of serious felonies (including selling marijuana).
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A criminal record is, in effect, an additional sentence, says Mr Stacey—one that can run for the rest of a person's life.
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The agency has increased the number of arrests of undocumented immigrants under the Trump administration, even those who have no prior criminal record.
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Paulette later admitted she'd met McCarty once, but she likes to point out that McCarty has a criminal record and can't be trusted.
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Instead, McClusky assigned Piche to Level 1, arguing that he was unlikely to re-offend and that he had no prior criminal record.
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About one in three American adults possess a criminal record of some kind, barring a huge swath of the population from obtaining housing.
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Applicants need to meet certain criteria, such as arriving in the U.S. before the age of 16 and not having a criminal record.
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If passed, first-time offenders would face a fine of 1000 shekels (about $265), with the offense not appearing on their criminal record.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are arrested for marijuana each year in the US — potentially leading to a criminal record or jail time.
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The detective added that the suspect was allegedly known to resell the designs and had a criminal record with "connections" in New York.
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The Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety noted that Dalton — who has "no known criminal record" — was "even-tempered" and "cooperative" upon his arrest.
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According to the New York Times, drivers must have three years' experience, no criminal record and a license from a local taxi regulator.
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Because he has a criminal record, he had to wait after being picked to see whether New Zealand would grant him a visa.
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The women, some of whom left prison with a criminal record, have faced stigma from their families and have struggled to get jobs.
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It was Castorina's second attempt this year to escape custody, Johnson said, describing the inmate as an anarchist with a lengthy criminal record.
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Some of the chapters are thin: when the deceased had a criminal record or ties to gangs, relatives were often unwilling to talk.
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Second is the company's approach to how drivers' medical and criminal-record checks are obtained, a point on which TfL does not elaborate.
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"He was a young man who had the benefits of DACA, but because of a criminal record was deported to Guatemala," Barillas said.
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Gray, who was 25 and had a minor criminal record, was arrested for carrying a knife, handcuffed, and put in a police van.
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According to ICE, arrests of undocumented immigrants with no criminal record have more than doubled since Trump signed an executive order prioritizing deportations.
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All of the suspects are Maltese nationals and most have a criminal record, Prime Minister Joseph Muscat said, without providing any further details.
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A second offence would also be put on a criminal record and offenders would need to attend classes highlighting the danger of prostitution.
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But the city's public housing authority disagreed: Because Marcus — a pseudonym — had a criminal record, he was ineligible to live with his family.
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The woman accused Darmanin of coercing her into having sex in 2009 when she sought his help in having her criminal record cleared.
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Swensson says Wright, who is believed to be armed and dangerous, has an extensive criminal record and is allegedly a gang member himself.
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The Davenport resident has no criminal record but faces a removal order over her 1998 illegal entry into the United States, Soto said.
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Sadly, Lang is eventually fired from Baskin-Robbins in the movie because of his criminal record (and because Baskin-Robbins always finds out).
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He had no prior criminal record — just a handful of traffic tickets — and his gun was legally purchased, according to the Washington Post.
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Grandolpho had no previous criminal record and worked at São Paulo state's District Attorney's Office as an assistant until 2014, Agencia Brasil reported.
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At the meeting, CNN asked the Mayo staffers whether they were aware of Jason's criminal record before encouraging him to become Alyssa's guardian.
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He says nearly 5 percent of the company's 180 employees have some sort of criminal record, be it a misdemeanor or a felony.
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Mr. Kriket had an extensive criminal record, with multiple convictions for robbery, possession of stolen goods and acts of violence, Mr. Molins added.
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Since he had no prior criminal record, the court reduced Akselsen's sentence to 45 hours of "service work"—Norway's equivalent to community service.
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He also had a criminal record and eight months in prison under his belt for a 2005 residential burglary, according to court documents.
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But he remained haunted by his past and wondered how different his life could have been if he didn't have a criminal record.
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In Tennessee, there are more than 950 restrictions based on a criminal record, including disqualification for any state-funded student loan or grant.
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Applicants enter of their own volition and are denied a visa if they have a criminal record or would rely on public assistance.
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The county cold case unit's work with the genealogy technology last year eventually led to Mr. Caldwell, who had no previous criminal record.
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In a 229 survey of California businesses, 25 percent said they probably or definitely would not hire an applicant with a criminal record.
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Law enforcement officials have said they are confident that Mr. Paddock, who had no prior criminal record, was the sole gunman on Sunday.
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Before the standoff, the suspect already had a 12-page criminal record with charges including burglary, aggravated assault and taunting a police animal.
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Given his criminal record, gunman Gary Martin should not have been able to obtain a gun-owner license or a firearm in 2014.
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" But according to Kardashian's later tweet, even with that offer on the table, Charles' application was rejected again because "of his criminal record.
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Jake Patterson, a 21-year-old man with no previous criminal record, has been arrested on suspicion of the double-murder and kidnapping.
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Mr. Epstein was carefully evasive in answering a question on the application that was meant to reveal information about an applicant's criminal record.
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He couldn't get jobs other than menial labor, and — along with about six million other Americans with a criminal record — he couldn't vote.
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It's worth noting -- if the XFL maintained its zero-tolerance policy on players having a criminal record, Callaway wouldn't be getting this opportunity.
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"Cheurfi's criminal record, his trajectory, justified the pursuit of investigations by the antiterrorism branch of my office, within a terrorism context," he added.
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After leaving jail, many no longer have access to needed healthcare and benefits because of the consequences associated with having a criminal record.
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There are conflicting reports as to whether Thomas, who lived with his mother about 20 miles away from Monsey, has a criminal record.
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Didi said that the suspect had no prior criminal record, had provided authentic documentation and passed a facial recognition test before starting work.
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In another twist, it turned out that Howard-Higgins was a con man with a criminal record, and may have fabricated information altogether.
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But when prosecutors reviewed the facts — he had no criminal record and no gun was found — they decided that diversion was more appropriate.
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In one Minneapolis study, only 6 percent of the ex-offenders were hired when they had to announce their criminal record up front.
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I don't have a criminal record, and the only crime I would ever have committed would have been directly caused by my addiction.
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When someone has on their criminal record that they've been convicted of harassment versus being convicted of stalking, they'll be treated very differently.
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They had to have a nearly spotless criminal record and be enrolled in high school or have a high school diploma or equivalent.
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The local police there ended up handing him over to Israel after refusing to admit him into the country based on his criminal record.
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He noted that Turner's age, 18 at the time of the assault, and lack of criminal record weighed in favor of probation over prison.
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Since he is over 18, it is possible he has a criminal record or has a more dangerous past he has yet to explain.
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As part of his screening for G4S, Mateen underwent a psychometric test, an ID verification test, and a criminal record check, among other measures.
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"I think he's very pleased with the prospect that this could be resolved without his having a criminal record," said Paul Shechtman, the attorney.
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Allan Richards, an attorney who previously represented him immediately following his arrest, reiterated that Rivera is presumed innocent and has no prior criminal record.
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For me, trying to find a job with a criminal record has been nearly as challenging, defeating, and frustrating as kicking my heroin addiction.
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He had several prior arrests and his criminal record includes "possession of stolen property, reckless endangerment, and criminal possession of a weapon," Antonetti said.
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Scientific evidence including DNA helped lead police to Coons, officials said, adding that he has a lengthy criminal record with 30 convictions since 1992.
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After news broke of his criminal record, Adim revealed that he thinks the earth is definitely, probably, most likely, flat on Monday night's episode.
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Finding a job with a criminal record is extremely difficult and keeping a job is much harder while struggling with addiction, multiple economists said.
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The kidnap team consisted of four men — two Lebanese and two Britons — one of whom is an ex-police officer with a criminal record.
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The lawyer reportedly said his client intended to study cybersecurity and criminology, and told the magistrate that a criminal record would devastate those prospects.
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Despite having no criminal record, Colindres must now tell his six-year-old son and two-year-old daughter that he is being deported.
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"A victim of serious abuse is entitled to a protective order and justice whether she has a criminal record or not," she told NPR.
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And in an attempt to publicize the growing number of deportations of undocumented immigrants with no criminal record under the Trump administration, Michigan Rep.
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A 22018 ACLU report showed that of the 212 million Americans with a criminal record, nearly 20043 percent remain unemployed a year after release.
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He has no criminal record, and was even able to get a driver's license, work permit, and social security card with the agency's permission.
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California's ballot measure to legalize recreational marijuana could be a beacon of hope for anyone with a criminal record for using or possessing weed.
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But even after The New York Times revealed Sater's criminal record in 2007, he continued to use office space provided by the Trump Organization.
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He doesn't have a criminal record and was a senior at the University of Maryland, although he was not set to graduate this year.
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Kamala Harris co-sponsored a bill with her that would make it easier for people with a criminal record to get federal housing aid.
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Once the paperwork was in, Tornes had to have her fingerprints taken so the government could verify that she didn't have a criminal record.
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This week and next week, I'll look at expungement and sealing, processes which erase or block from view eligible parts of a criminal record.
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He had no known criminal record, and public records showed no signs of financial troubles, though he was said to be a big gambler.
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Making it illegal to require disclosing a criminal record on a job application, filing a background check only after an offer has been made.
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Grandolpho had no previous criminal record and worked at São Paulo state's District Attorney's office as an assistant up until 2014, Agencia Brasil reported.
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The Trump administration has said officials will separate children only if the adults pose a danger based on their criminal record or suspected abuse.ADVERTISEMENT
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Those eligible for Obama's program, directed at illegal immigrants with no criminal record, would be able to work legally and receive some federal benefits.
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Even if granted, their criminal record is seen as "forgiven" rather than being expunged, so there are still potentially issues with crossing the border.
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The MPS has also used social media to keep tabs on nearly 9,000 political campaigners, many of which reportedly don't have a criminal record.
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The company has said it continually conducts criminal record checks of its drivers, offers optional anti-harassment training and is planning more safety improvements.
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Researchers found that gun owners with no criminal record at the time of obtaining a weapon were much less likely to commit a crime.
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Locals who knew nothing of his criminal record called him Bingo Bruce, and recalled a host of fanciful stories he told about his past.
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A former congressman on Staten Island will try to regain his seat, hoping Republican voters look past his criminal record as a tax evader.
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A major player in Tiger King is Jeff Lowe, a businessman with an alleged criminal record who reportedly helped take down and expose Exotic.
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His tattoos and criminal record have made finding a job next to impossible, so he's putting to use a skill he honed in prison.
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He served his sentence and was later caught selling drugs, earning him a 35-year maximum sentence in part because of his criminal record.
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In fact, because of a criminal record, he now faces deportation to the Dominican Republic, which he left at age 13, 41 years ago.
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A public defender requested a competency evaluation for Ms. Franklin, who court records show has an extensive criminal record and history of mental illness.
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And then high court fees can be a barrier for people who are often stuck working low-paying jobs because of a criminal record.
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On top of that, he said, many unlicensed dealing suspects have no previous criminal record, making them sympathetic to juries and unappealing to prosecutors.
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Diversion is intended to relieve overburdened courts and crowded jails, and to spare low-risk offenders from the devastating consequences of a criminal record.
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According to data from ICE, the agency has arrested 2628,28503 immigrants in the country without legal permission who have no criminal record from Jan.
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The October primary election would be her first time voting in years — her criminal record had prevented her from casting a ballot since 2011.
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Dr. Bello had a criminal record, but he had been convicted of a misdemeanor, which would not have kept him from buying the gun.
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Public records show that Mr. Lindsey was arrested repeatedly over the last 15 years, with a criminal record in at least two Florida counties.
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Her attorneys said in court documents that she has no prior criminal record, hasn't tried to flee, and has been receiving mental health treatment.
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Villavicencio, who has no criminal record, will now remain in the United States until at least July 20, when he has a court hearing.
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Police have arrested John Lee Cowell, a 27-year-old with a lengthy criminal record and a history of mental health issues, for the murder.
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The agency is beginning to warn landlords that it might be illegal under the Fair Housing Act to simply ban anyone with a criminal record.
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A man with an extensive criminal record is accused of stabbing nine people, including six children, at a 3-year-old's birthday party, authorities said.
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Bones said Kinner had a lengthy criminal record that included weapons charges and arrests for "violence against others" and had served prison time in Kentucky.
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It doesn't appear Pyant has any real professional basketball experience -- but he does have a criminal record ... 13 prior arrests, according to the NY Post.
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Abbott said that Pagourtzis did not have a criminal record or a history of violent behavior, and drew a comparison to Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz.
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Little was known about Bowers, who had no apparent criminal record but who is believed to have expressed virulently anti-Semitic views on social media.
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Instead, Jones, who has no prior criminal record, will serve 180 days in jail, plus 30 days of community labor and three years of probation.
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"His criminal record does not indicate a history of radicalization prior to his convictions, it's all normal street guy stuff," the Federal Police official said.
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Villavicencio has no criminal record and is the sole provider for his family, Redmond Haskins, a spokesperson for the Legal Aid Society, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's not amnesty; it's a path to citizenship that requires people to do X, Y, Z, and not have a criminal record, yadda, yadda, yadda.
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The move could provide much-needed relief to those facing obstacles to buying a house or finding a job because of a past criminal record.
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In 2012, Stacie Laughton, a transgender woman, won a legislative race in New Hampshire, but she never served, resigning amid controversy around her criminal record.
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Virts said he is working with authorities in Mexico, where Reyes is from, to learn more about him and if he has a criminal record.
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The suspect, who was described as a worker at a farming co-operative from the Lorraine area, in eastern France, had no previous criminal record.
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Bones said Kinner, of Los Angeles, has "an extensive criminal record spanning multiple states," including for violent crimes and crimes involving drug and alcohol abuse.
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Only Maine and Vermont let people vote regardless of their criminal record, which means that people in the two states can even vote from prison.
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A leading contender for Zimbabwe's presidency after the retirement of Mr Mugabe, a nonagenarian, a criminal record could stymie her path to the top job.
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It's not clear why or how ICE picked up the other 1103,000 immigrants, who had no criminal record but got arrested by immigration agents anyway.
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Ayers had a criminal record, including numerous prior arrests and convictions starting in 20153 including driving under the influence, domestic battery, assault, menacing and kidnapping.
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He was sentenced for manslaughter as a youthful offender, which means his criminal record would be sealed, by acting state Supreme Court Justice Terence Murphy.
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Zelenskiy said Hodunok talked a lot but did nothing, then read from his phone what he said was his criminal record for robbery and violence.
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Roberto, who had been in the United States for 20 years with no criminal record, owned and managed an Eddie's Steak Shed in Granger, Indiana.
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Didi said on Sunday that the suspect had no prior criminal record, had provided authentic documentation and passed a facial recognition test before starting work.
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The Des Moines Register reports that Washington did not have a previous criminal record, and that his first court date will be on January 25.
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Even those with up to four points on their criminal record could qualify for less than the minimum sentence where there are non-violent crimes.
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A legal aid attorney representing her Monday said in court that Bartee, who was teary-eyed, had no criminal record, according to the Journal News.
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The move is also aimed at preventing people from being denied education, employment and housing opportunities because of having a criminal record for marijuana possession.
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Manson, with his crazy eyes and lengthy criminal record, fit into America's preconceived notion about the kind of person who might be a sociopathic killer.
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Cetin has a criminal record that includes three domestic violence charges in which his stepfather was the victim, the Seattle Times reported, citing court records.
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Potential buyers must have no criminal record, a diploma from a gun safety course and a medical certificate that clears them of any mental illness.
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His mother got married to a man who had kept from her the fact that he had a criminal record, and who soon became abusive.
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Still, the country's National Criminal Record Bureau reports that more than 2000 women were killed in India following allegations of witchcraft between 503 and 2015.
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On Friday, near Fort Lauderdale, F.B.I. officials arrested a suspect named Cesar Altieri Sayoc, a man in his mid-fifties with an extensive criminal record.
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The San Francisco Chronicle reports that more than 100 of the roughly 170 migrant adults arrested in that time period had no prior criminal record.
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Many of these people may not have the proper documentation, but the agency is increasingly arresting people who also do not have a criminal record.
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Pascal, who has a dingy criminal record, is a person of interest to the police, but Moll finds it hard to stay away from him.
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He had no criminal record, no known history of mental illness and no outward signs of social disaffection, political discontent or extremist ideology, police said.
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She avoids the huge hurdle of finding an employer willing to overlook a criminal record by begging her father for a job at his office.
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Harrisson has only been charged in relation to the sex doll, and his lawyer, Bob Buckingham, says he does not have a previous criminal record.
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A criminal record for drug possession—which you can get via a caution—can severely restrict people's future job prospects and ability to travel abroad.
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While some of the denials were based on national security issues, most were for people who had a criminal record or lacked a proper visa.
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He is a lawful permanent resident who lives in Brooklyn and has no criminal record in the United States, according to a preliminary background check.
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The House of Representatives Armed Services Committee also said it would investigate the Air Force's failure to notify the government about Mr. Kelley's criminal record.
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Alex now had a criminal record as well as a 20-year ban, meaning he would be 40 before he could apply for a visa.
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The plan still offers exceptions: People with a recent criminal record or who smoke in a way that creates a public nuisance would be prosecuted.
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A victory by Mr. Grimm would give Democrats an opening in solidly Republican territory, as they will aggressively use Mr. Grimm's criminal record against him.
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Remember, Vince McMahon famously said he would ban any players with a criminal record from playing in his league during a media event in 2018.
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Strampel's defense attorney said the former dean is a retired US Army colonel, has no criminal record and was not a threat to the public.
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It is a coalition of companies focused on hiring "opportunity youth" facing systemic barriers such as poverty, a criminal record or transportation and education deficiencies.
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That criteria include possessing a valid passport or travel documents, having no criminal record and carrying a police certificate issued within the past six months.
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He was also getting into trouble on the street, though much of his criminal record remains sealed because he was a minor at the time.
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Studies have indicated that having a criminal record could reduce the likelihood of receiving a call back from a potential employer by perhaps 85033 percent.
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The student "does not pose any threat of terrorist activity and has no criminal record in any country," his attorneys said in a court filing.
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An immigrant — even one with no criminal record — can be detained until his or her case is heard, which could take months or even years.
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Instead of wiping your financial debts away, such a law would wipe away your criminal record after five or seven years of verifiable good conduct.
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Ryan called the shooting "horrific," and said that he thinks Congress needs to wait for more facts about the shooter's motivation and past criminal record.
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Many poor countries (and not just in the Middle East) have inadequate criminal record-keeping, poor intelligence-gathering, and corrupt officials who are easily bribed.
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He said that Mr. Herskovic, "a hardworking blue collar worker" and father of two, had no previous criminal record and had been active in charities.
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A criminal record is a major barrier to work, housing and education, even if the crime was minor, and even if it happened years ago.
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In the United States, you can be naturalized if your application for citizenship is somehow fraudulent (if you, for example, lied about a criminal record).
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He has a criminal record that includes convictions for perjury and insurance fraud, and he previously drew scrutiny, but not prosecution, for his political work.
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But officials also described him as a mentally disturbed man with a history of violence, a criminal record for robberies, and no clear political motive.
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Consider George Gage, an electrician with no criminal record who was charged in 1999 with sexually abusing his stepdaughter, who reported the allegations years later.
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James Jacobs, director of the Center for Research in Crime and Justice at the New York University School of Law, writes in The Eternal Criminal Record that in some states, criminal record repositories compile data on arrest records and mugshots available on state websites and indexed in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Interstate Identification Index (III), a database of rap sheets indexing over 70 million people.
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The news about his criminal record was especially controversial as neither bachelorette Becca Kufrin nor the producers reportedly knew about the charges before Adim was cast.
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Jose Giberto Rodriguez, 46, who has a criminal record dating back to 1989, was captured after a brief vehicle pursuit, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez tweeted.
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His lawyer told the judge Harrison shouldn&apost have to die in prison, describing him as a well-respected youth advocate with no prior criminal record.
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Virts said he is working with authorities in Mexico, where Donoteo-Reyes is from, to learn more about him and if he has a criminal record.
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"We have hardly a single youngster who has a criminal record just because of drug offences," says Mr Keizer, the Dutch health ministry's drug-policy adviser.
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Nipsey Hussle's baby mama is a wanted woman -- with a lengthy criminal record -- after she recently skipped out on a court appearance in a DUI case.
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These individuals have a clean criminal record, pay taxes and contribute to society, and they came to the United States through no fault of their own.
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The practice that virtually only exists in the United States, however, is barring those with a criminal record who have already served their sentence from voting.
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The Union-Tribune reported that neither Gomez nor Suarez-Ojeda had a criminal record, according to Mexican authorities, but Robles had car theft on his record.
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Police said they had no information about Paddock's motive, that he had no criminal record and was not believed to be connected to any militant group.
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Around 4m Michiganders have a criminal record, which makes it difficult or impossible for them to find work in the 150 professions that ban convicted felons.
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On the other hand, it's getting harder for law enforcement to detect people, as in Las Vegas and lower Manhattan, who have no previous criminal record.
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The 20-year-old man suspected of killing two Atlanta-area teens had "previous encounters with the police," but no known criminal record, authorities tell PEOPLE.
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The event offering a chance to clear his criminal record didn't start until ten, but he was too anxious and excited to go back to sleep.
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Previously, prosecutors could only charge involuntary manslaughter for such offenses, which had lower penalties and often led to probation if the defendant had no criminal record.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy had a regional official expelled from a meeting broadcast live on television on Wednesday because of a past criminal record.
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And how can the Church bear witness to God's justice and mercy if we simply write off the one in four Americans with a criminal record?
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"In fact, one of the worst campus tragedies in recent history—the Virginia Tech shooting—was committed by a man with no criminal record," Blakinger continued.
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Jason Brian Dalton -- who is facing murder, assault and firearms charges -- apparently had no criminal record, so a background check would not have helped exclude him.
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In Florida, a pivotal swing state, 10 percent of the adult population isn't allowed to vote because of a non-violent felony on their criminal record.
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The Washington Post reported that the number of undocumented people with no criminal record who have been arrested by ICE more than doubled since Trump's inauguration.
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Holtzclaw's crimes were revealed when he mistakenly targeted a 57-year-old grandmother who had no criminal record or history of drug abuse to discredit her.
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It found that withholding criminal-record data from employers encouraged them to treat certain minority groups as if they were more likely to have criminal pasts.
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Many believe that a referral to Channel earns a criminal record (it doesn't); newspapers run stories about public officials referring people over absurd misunderstandings (often exaggerated).
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And for the first time, a large number of those deported were unauthorized immigrants with no criminal record, who were deported just because they were unauthorized.
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She also based her recommendation on what she said was his "sincere remorse and empathy for the victim," and his lack of a prior criminal record.
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He had a lengthy criminal record with six prior arrests, including one for a felony aggravated assault charge that prevented him from legally owning the weapon.
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It stops a business risk management company from disclosing a person's criminal record, but allows a newspaper to put the same information on its front pages.
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According to court documents, Bullock's stalker Joshua James Corbett had a criminal record dating back to 1992 and was deemed mentally disturbed while in police custody.
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Mr. Brown, 34, who had a lengthy criminal record, previously said he would rather die fighting the police than return to prison, the ex-girlfriend said.
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Baltimore's top prosecutor announced Tuesday that the city will no longer prosecute any cases related to marijuana possession, regardless of quantity or a person's criminal record.
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Among those charged were Aventura's entire senior management team, including its defacto owner and actual CEO Jack Cabasso, who has an extensive criminal record, officials said.
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One-third of Americans don't qualify for the military because of health issues, a lack of a high school diploma or a criminal record, he added.
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These laws also prohibit employers from automatically or categorically excluding individuals with a criminal record from consideration before determining they are otherwise qualified for the position.
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These measures are designed in part to help African-American applicants, who may be more likely to have a criminal record, or to have poor credit.
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Betts had no apparent criminal record as an adult, though if he had been charged as a juvenile that would typically be sealed under state law.
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Under those policies, immigrant parents who have been in the country for many years and do not have a criminal record are not priorities for deportation.
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As a criminal justice advocate who also happens to be on parole, I know all too well of the collateral consequences of having a criminal record.
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Aside from the chances that being caught would affect your life, career, and criminal record negatively, catching you in flagrante could be traumatizing for other people.
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"I haven't got a criminal record, so the chances of me being sent to jail for a first offense have to be really low," she said.
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The company has previously said it continually conducts criminal record checks of its drivers, offers optional anti-harassment training and is planning for further safety improvements.
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Today roughly 5 percent of the hospital's hires have criminal backgrounds, and some 20 percent of its entry-level hires have some form of criminal record.
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They did so even though local news reports going back to at least 22014 noted his criminal record, which included felony convictions for perjury and fraud.
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But because he has no previous criminal record and is being treated as a juvenile, it is likely that he would receive a much lighter sentence.
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" Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale wouldn't answer, saying simply that border guards "take all relevant factors into account, including the existence of a criminal record.
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While Crutcher had a criminal record, family members said he was getting his life back on track, regularly attending church, and enrolling in community college classes.
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The impact of this would be profound when you consider the fact that one in three Americans across the country have some type of criminal record.
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That lets them go home right away, but the resulting criminal record will follow them like a cloud, raining forever on their job and housing prospects.
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Employers, she found, were more likely to hire a white man, even if he had a felony conviction, than a black man with no criminal record.
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For whites, the rates were 17 percent for those who said they had a criminal record and 34 percent for those who said they did not.
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Johnson has a criminal record in other states and is a suspect in a Missouri homicide, according to Sumter Police, who continue to investigate his past.
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The Department of Homeland Security has been clear that officials will potentially arrest and deport any undocumented immigrant without protected status, regardless of a criminal record.
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Would-be retailers will need to pass criminal record checks, and individuals with links to organized crime or a history of drug trafficking will be excluded.
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His defense attorney, Allan Richards, said Rivera came to the US as a minor, held a job in the community and has no prior criminal record.
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" To celebrate the queen's diamond jubilee in 2012, he came up with a special poem of appreciation, "Royal Babylon: The Criminal Record of the British Monarchy.
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Indeed, last year Anis Amri, a Tunisian asylum seeker with an established criminal record, drove a truck into a crowded Berlin Christmas market killing 12 bystanders.
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Ray's father, George, nicknamed Speedy for his slow speech, had a criminal record: he served his first prison sentence at twenty-one, for breaking and entering.
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Rivera's attorney said he came to the US illegally as a minor but had held a job in the community and had no prior criminal record.
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He said his criminal record has affected his ability to find work or continue his education, although he did earn several vocational certificates while behind bars.
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If there is to be any lasting change to our system, people living with a criminal record must be given genuine opportunities to re-enter society.
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To be eligible, recipients have to prove that they have been in the country since they were children and that they have no serious criminal record.
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Those effects can be catastrophic for a person trying to eventually achieve permanent housing, as it can lead to a criminal record or eat away savings.
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In the coming week, the Air Force will also have a draft report on how the service handled the criminal record of the Texas church shooter.
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Anti-hunger advocates argue most of these adults want to work, but face significant barriers to employment, like a lack of education or a criminal record.
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She had lived in the U.S. for 15 years when she was arrested unexpectedly in April, despite having a valid work permit and no criminal record.
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In Lieutenant Hasson's defense, his lawyer, Julie Stelzig, depicted him as a loving husband and father with no criminal record and 21980 years of military service.
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Professor Louden speculated that the Traveling Bandit probably has a criminal record and that he might have a background as a courier or long-haul trucker.
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Cuccinelli said the state's laws endanger public safety by making it more difficult for immigration and border agents to easily confirm someone's identification and criminal record.
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Brown, who was college-bound and had no criminal record, was unarmed, although local police accused him of robbing a convenience store moments before the shooting.
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He said Flowers never had a criminal record and has compiled an exemplary record while in prison, and there is evidence pointing to more likely suspects.
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But that absence may have been for the best: His biological father, whom Arlene left when Johnathan was six, has a long and violent criminal record.
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Given Hari's criminal record, and history of "unsportsmanlike conduct," no one really knew quite what to expect because anything can happen during a Badr Hari fight.
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The brief duration of Kjar's role in the six-week occupation and his lack of a prior criminal record both factored in the leniency of his sentence.
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His only criminal record stemmed from a 1989 spousal abuse charge, for which he pleaded no contest — which means not contesting a charge but not admitting guilt.
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Because of your criminal record, you had to wait five to seven years before you could petition the clemency board for your civil and voting rights back.
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" He was going to be a millionaire by the time he was 40, he decided, despite having "no education, no resources, no prospects and a [criminal] record.
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I also know this man who sent me the mail, Brian Clayton Charles, is a man with a criminal record and a long history of abnormal acts.
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The bill would allow sex workers and others to apply for criminal record relief if they have previously been convicted on one of the charges being repealed.
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Zahara Fernandes, a former vice president of Sterling in Mumbai, told BuzzFeed News the mistake in not catching Khan's criminal record was a result of human error.
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The agency initially did not say if he had a criminal record but later confirmed that Arrona-Lara had an outstanding warrant for homicide charges in Mexico.
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Esposito, prosecutors concluded, was not credible, despite her clean criminal record, the secret audio of Isaac, and statements from two other people describing Isaac's allegedly lecherous behavior.
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Woods is eligible because he had no prior criminal record, cooperated with police and was not involved in a crash, said Richard Clausi, an assistant state attorney.
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About 40% of the formerly jailed people in the survey of 2,300 New Yorkers report that health care providers discriminate against them because of a criminal record.
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The attacker was not known to intelligence services but had several petty offenses on his criminal record including theft, acts of violence involving weapons, and domestic violence.
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"Many thousands of those arrested and currently detained by ICE have no criminal record, and would not even have been arrested during the Obama administration," Landy said.
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Authorities next learned Westrom had lived in Minneapolis at the time Childs was killed, and had a criminal record that included a conviction for solicitation in 2016.
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Unfortunately, he does so without Debra learning of his pages-thick criminal record... or the fact that he's done this more than once to another unsuspecting woman.
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The Tennesseean reports Cummins has an extensive criminal record, and that in 2017, he was arrested for attacking a female neighbor whose house he'd set on fire.
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In Turner's favor was his lack of criminal record, his willingness to comply with probation and Persky's belief that he would not be a danger to others.
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Didi said in a statement that the alleged murderer, who does not have a criminal record, had been flagged to Didi's safety team just one day before.
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A man believed to be its pilot was rescued by a fisherman and according to local media had a criminal record of trafficking women for sexual exploitation.
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In Illinois, for example, it is a crime to own a dog that has not been spayed or neutered—but only for people with a criminal record.
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Out of the 111,000 arrests made from Trump's inauguration to the end of fiscal year 2017, more than 303,000 had no criminal record, according to ICE data.
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Close to 800,000 undocumented people, 91% of whom work and 0% of whom have a criminal record, would be eligible for deportation if Congress does not act.
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We're told the number is so high because Miller was out on bail at the time for a previous felony and has a deep, DEEP criminal record.
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After an applicant gets their fingerprints copied, they are run through the FBI's database, which includes criminal record information from all 50 states, including sex offender registries.
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I must have started drinking at 14, because it was at that age I got a criminal record for causing a road accident after too many lagers.
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The U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services Committee said earlier this month it would investigate the Air Force's failure to notify the FBI of Kelley's criminal record.
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The petition comes two days after Mosby announced it will no longer prosecute any cases related to marijuana possession, regardless of quantity or a person's criminal record.
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In a prepared response to questions from CNN, Avenatti wrote that he was unaware of Tobin's criminal record or that he was not a licensed private investigator.
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The government has said it separates families when it suspects the parent has a criminal record or questions the relationship between the adult and the migrant child.
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Authorities have received more than 1,000 tips, but are still struggling to determine what motivated Paddock, who didn't have a criminal record, to carry out the attack.
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The state also will no longer consider someone's criminal record when it decides whether to grant a license for most of the many jobs that require one.
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Prosecutors are still investigating whether Tanis's actions "flowed from personal problems combined with a radicalized ideology," the AP reported, adding that he has a past criminal record.
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His alibi didn't sway the jury, and Jones, who had a criminal record, was convicted on the aggravated robbery charge and sentenced to 19 years in prison.
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Even though Lewis matured and took on family responsibilities, his criminal record caused him to be turned away from countless jobs for which he was otherwise qualified.
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According to the Center for American Progress, between 70 million and 100 million — or as many as one in three Americans — have some kind of criminal record.
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Ator has a previous criminal record for trespassing and resisting arrest, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety records obtained and reported by The Daily Beast.
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Because a criminal record impedes a person's ability to obtain a job and housing — two components that greatly impact recidivism — people often reoffend and return to prison.
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A Florida man with an extensive criminal record was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday after stealing $600 worth of cigarettes, The Associated Press reports.
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Jesmer has a criminal record that includes arrests for grand larceny and driving while intoxicated, but doesn&apost have a history of violent crime, O&aposBrien said.
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But they wrought a devastating toll on communities of color nationwide, disrupting neighborhoods and depressing white and black employment rates by saddling thousands with a criminal record.
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The assailant, Khalid Masood, 52, of West Midlands, reportedly had a criminal record and may have had connections to violent extremism, British Prime Minister Theresa May says.
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If you're innocent, you are faced with the choice of a lifelong criminal record or the heavy social and financial burdens that come along with due process.
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So if you prevent employers from asking job applicants whether they have a criminal record — a policy known as "ban the box" — you eliminate the bias, right?
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The state began using pretrial risk scores in 20173, a simple system that assigned defendants points based on questions about their employment status, education, and criminal record.
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Being convicted of sex work–related offenses also gives sex workers a criminal record, which can make it hard to find housing or non–sex work employment.
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That's where we met Antonio Smith, 46, a long-term drug user with a lightbulb-bright smile and a criminal record that stretches back to the 1980s.
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A separate 220 study in New York City found a criminal record reduced the chance of a positive response from employers by 22012 percent for black applicants.
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She had no history of mental illness and no criminal record, nor did her behavior in the hours leading up to his murder suggest anything was amiss.
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In the interview, Miguel Conde, a construction worker whose criminal record consists of two misdemeanor arrests for marijuana possession, denied he owned a gun or sold drugs.
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Still, Mr. Heitz, the prosecutor, said that the suspect had an extensive criminal record, with 27 convictions, mostly for robberies and assaults, in France, Germany and Switzerland.
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While in recovery, he enrolled at the Culinary Tech Center in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan, providing him with a career option despite his criminal record.
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While Maloney does not have any criminal record after 2005, according to Millar, several incidents in the recent past point to a petty sort of anti-authoritarianism.
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Bangladesh's police chief told Reuters late on Monday that 27-year-old Ullah had no criminal record in his home country, which he last visited in September.
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There is something patently unfair about letting a petty offense morph into a criminal record that dogs a person for the rest of his or her life.
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Instead, the authorities will release children to a parent once a familial tie has been established, provided the parent or guardian does not have a criminal record.
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If Loughlin or Giannulli — neither of whom have a criminal record — are convicted of the same offenses, the judge will likely hand down identical sentences, Leonard said.
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In order to qualify, these travelers must have a valid passport, no criminal record and a police certificate issued within the past six months, among other requirements.
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Since neither Loughlin nor Giannulli has a criminal record, if they are convicted of the same offenses, the judge will likely hand down identical sentences, Leonard says.
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Aldaoud, who had a long criminal record, was deported in early June to Iraq, where he had no family or contacts and did not speak the language.
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A longtime Oklahoma resident with no criminal record, she applied to the program and was granted a work permit and permission to stay in the country legally.
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Arthur, 50, had been in and out of prison since he was 16 years old, and his criminal record affected his chances of obtaining a steady job.
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Additionally, the majority opinion said Brodie gave too much weight to Mumuni's age, his lack of a prior criminal record and his support from family and friends.
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The police identified the gunman as Yacqub Khayre, an Australian citizen with a long criminal record who came to the country from Somalia as a child refugee.
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His undiagnosed and untreated post-traumatic stress disorder was hard enough for him to deal with — now he had discharge papers that looked like a criminal record.
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Washington State Patrol and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, for instance, both told The Intercept that watchlist notations appear on criminal record histories in their states.
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Others from the Bahamas have reportedly been allowed to travel to the U.S. with passports after undergoing a screening process that showed no proof of criminal record.
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During Thursday's hearings, his defense argued he had no criminal record and should get a reprieve because he's a family man about to become a great-grandfather.
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Running for re-election and dogged by a sometimes tense relationship with reporters, he obliquely mentioned newspaper articles that had discussed Mr. Caughman's relatively minor criminal record.
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The killer turned out to be homegrown, a 52-year-old Briton, Khalid Masood, who had a criminal record but was not on any police-monitoring lists.
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Stephen M. Zeitlin, Mr. Findlay's lawyer, said the bail of $750,000 that was imposed on his client was "draconian" given that Mr. Findlay had no criminal record.
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The suspect, a US citizen in his 40s, did not have any known criminal record or family who lived in the area, Chief Charles Foulke said Thursday.
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ICE has begun asking immigration courts to reopen administratively closed deportation cases against DACA recipients who continue to have no criminal record, or only a minor record.
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"One in three adults have some sort of criminal record and there is a huge amount of discrimination in hiring," Mr. Dutta-Gupta, the poverty expert, said.
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Under federal law, licensed gun dealers have to run a background check, looking at factors like criminal record and mental health history, to sell someone a firearm.
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Yet even defendants who are granted diversion can discover that the central promise of the program — avoiding prosecution and a criminal record — can be an empty one.
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Among them is an instance in which a man -- with "a criminal record a mile long" -- was accused of aggravated assault against a police officer, he said.
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Chronicling the hardships of debt, relationships and keeping a family afloat—while facing the enormous struggling of attempting to re-enter the workplace with a criminal record.
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Then there's Gary from Chicago, who was an Oscar-night darling in early 2017, until the media skewered him the next day for having a criminal record.
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Bangladesh's police chief had told Reuters on Monday that 27-year-old Ullah had no criminal record in his home country, which he last visited in September.
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Not only is Jasmine's case a victory, but the judge also agrees to seal her entire past criminal record, the closest thing she'll have to a fresh start.
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The list of candidates for Sunday's elections with a criminal record includes some who served prison sentences - including in the United States - for weapons possession and money laundering.
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But in the first sign of rift with PSD, he strongly suggested he would not accept its leader Liviu Dragnea as prime minister due to his criminal record.
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Amri did not have a criminal record or any known connection to extremist groups, said Interior Ministry spokesman Mansour al-Turki, speaking by phone to al-Arabiya television.
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Obama's executive order lifting the threat of deportation against more than 4 million illegal immigrants was directed at people with no criminal record whose children are U.S. citizens.
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Orlando Police Chief John Mina told reporters the suspect did not appear to have a criminal record and there was no indication he and Grimmie knew each other.
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On Tuesday, Los Angeles Police Department Captain William Hayes said Alberto-Escobar had a lengthy criminal record, including a five-year stint in a Texas prison for burglary.
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Children in programs like River View usually haven't earned a criminal record, but according to a former staff member, the staff were trained to treat students with suspicion.
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The United States loses between $78 billion and $87 billion in annual GDP by excluding people who have a criminal record from the workforce, according to the bank.
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A pardoned person's criminal record continues to note their conviction, as well as the pardon, unless a judge expunges it from their record, according to the Justice Department.
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You'll recall ... the lone murder suspect in custody so far, Dedrick D. Williams, had quite the criminal record himself, with a number of gun, drug and DV charges.
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Ullah's wife told Bangladeshi investigators that Ullah had not prayed regularly before moving the United States, and officials said he had no criminal record in his home country.
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Typically, a person accused of such a vicious crime would have a thick criminal record, said a police official who was not authorized to speak about Mr. White.
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In order to become a police officer in France, one must be a French national with no criminal record, in good health, and be aged 18 to 35.
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A recent study found that about one in 30 people looking to buy guns on one website had criminal records -- one out of 30 had a criminal record.
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He had a criminal record stretching back to October 1996, when he was charged with carrying a concealed firearm when he was 18 years old, the records showed.
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The suspect, who had a lengthy criminal record, was shot and killed after drawing a gun on officers who confronted him near the spot where Familia was killed.
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Finally, the administration should work to remove unnecessary barriers that prevent people with a criminal record from getting back on their feet after they are released from prison.
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You include a couple of references—I chose two friends—and you have to disclose whether or not you have any mental health issues or a criminal record.
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A San Francisco Chronicle report finds the shooter had no criminal record, and he circumvented California's strict gun laws by obtaining his WASR 10 legally in neighboring Nevada.
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The new law concerns itself not at all with personal responsibility and the deterrence and moral correction provided by prosecution, criminal penalties, a criminal record, and public shame.
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Gary Martin, 85033, had a lengthy criminal record with six prior arrests, including one for a felony aggravated assault charge that prevented him from legally owning the weapon.
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Turner had phoned—the transportation was free, the staffing company didn't ask about a criminal record or do a background check, and the pay was $214 an hour.
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And in 24, another inquest revealed that a G4S subsidiary improperly vetted an employee with a criminal record who later was convicted in Iraq of killing two colleagues.
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In the last year, ICE has ratcheted up its detentions of immigrants who have lived in the United States for years, even if they have no criminal record.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said the suspect had a long and very dangerous criminal record and that he should never have been allowed to be on the streets.
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Chavarria, who has no criminal record, was previously granted a stay of removal "on humanitarian grounds," according to Khaalid Walls, spokesman for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Attorneys for the rapper said on Monday that he had been arrested based on incorrect information about his criminal record and should be released while awaiting court proceedings.
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He also spoke of the emotions surrounding the death of Mr. Castile, a school cafeteria supervisor with an extensive history of traffic violations but no serious criminal record.
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Gonzalez believes he was released from detention because he has no criminal record and this was the first time he had tried to illegally enter the United States.
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But the outrage over Turner's short sentence certainly makes his case more public — and perhaps exacerbates the "collateral consequences" of a criminal record that ex-convicts typically face.
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A spokesman with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed to the network that neither parent had a criminal record or broken any laws — except entering the country illegally.
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He's been floating through life, wincing and sighing as his housing prospects dwindle, his criminal record racks up points and his past Ivy League laurels fade into irrelevance.
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He was, as one teacher described him, "a ranch kid" who had no criminal record; he was a student aide at a recent cattle drive in the area.
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Arrested three times for alleged crimes that included domestic assault, he successfully requested an expungement of all the charges from his criminal record when none resulted in convictions.
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Christian L., a known pedophile with a criminal record who had previously shown an interest in abusing little girls only, then began abusing the boy, the court said.
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Diversion programs like the one she entered have become increasingly popular, offering an alternative not just to incarceration, but also to the lasting damage of a criminal record.
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As it is, she has already been served with an injunction, and said her criminal record made it all but impossible for her to get a legal license.
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Of course, Vince has vowed to ban any player with a whiff of a criminal record -- but he didn't speak specifically to marijuana use ... at least not yet.
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Though much about his wartime activities was known, the German government had not requested his extradition, and even supplied him with documents clearing him of a criminal record.
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But activists say the jail should not be housing ICE detainees at all, especially those with no criminal record, like Mr. Villavicencio, who was held for 53 days.
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His alibi didn't sway the jury, and Jones, who had a prior criminal record, was convicted on the aggravated robbery charge and sentenced to 19 years in prison.
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Like most people with a felony on their criminal record, 2600-year-old Ivan has run into some roadblocks when it comes to things like jobs and housing.
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The Ulm Theater posted a satirical counterinquiry on its Facebook page, asking the AfD to reveal how many of its lawmakers in Baden-Württemberg have a criminal record.
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In the deal, qualifying young undocumented immigrants would have a 10- to 12-year pathway to citizenship, provided they have a clean criminal record and have paid taxes.
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Top Republicans are already standing by their incumbent and would be reluctant to jettison him for a candidate with a criminal record and a reputation for erratic behavior.
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It also said Brodie gave too much weight to mitigating factors such as Mumuni's age, his lack of a prior criminal record and support from family and friends.
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Even if a state licensing board does not bar those with a criminal record from obtaining a license, youth completing technical training may still face barriers to employment.
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ICE has not considered her a priority for enforcement in the past, given that she has four U.S.-citizen children who rely on her and no criminal record.
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Here's how the process works: After an applicant gets their fingerprints copied, they are run through the FBI's database, which includes criminal record information from all 50 states.
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The result is that some 70 million Americans have a criminal record — a number equal to Americans with a college degree, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.
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Local TV station NBC DFW, citing unidentified law enforcement sources, said Kinnunen had a criminal record that included charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in 2009.
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A license applicant is vetted to check for a criminal record, a history of violence, drug and alcohol use, and relationships with potentially dangerous people, among other factors.
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Johnson said prosecutors agreed to ask for no more than 40 years in prison and that he will argue for less, citing his client's lack of a criminal record.
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During that time, anyone with a criminal record or who had been banned from possessing a firearm because of a mental health issue could have slipped through the system.
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The Coeur d'Alene Police Department had issued a warrant of attempted first-degree murder for Odom, who has no criminal record but does have a history of mental illness.
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Luxembourg asked for the Khalafs' exact family link to be proven, and a certified copy of a travel document, as well as a criminal record excerpt for Mohamed's wife.
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According to the IFPA's annual report, the most commonly investigated cases don't involve sophisticated organized crime rings, but individual policyholders ages 227 to 22013 with no prior criminal record.
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The filing also describes how Pilkington's 45-year-old husband, Joseph Pilkington, allegedly began abusing her when she was 9 year old — claims which echo his actual criminal record.
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"What's really appalling is how ICE tears children away from their parents," parents who have lived in the U.S. for decades, pay their taxes, and have no criminal record.
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Dotcom also claims that they only reason he was granted New Zealand citizenship—despite a criminal record—was so that country could hand him over to the United States.
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Speaking after Islamic State claimed the attacker as one of its soldiers, Cazeneuve repeated that France had no evidence of that from his criminal record or from intelligence information.
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The immigrants caught up in "collateral arrests" last week aren't authorized to be in the US, but have never had a criminal record or been deported or ordered deported.
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His name has not been released, but the officers have confirmed that he had a criminal record, and had already served three years in prison for a previous robbery.
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In that case, Judge Aaron Persky sentenced Turner to six months in jail, citing his young age and his lack of criminal record as reasons for the lenient sentence.
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Charlton's prior criminal record in six states includes convictions for aggravated robbery, felony theft, grand theft motor vehicle, assault, and third-degree larceny, in addition to arrests for battery.
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Australia can deport anyone who has a substantial criminal record or who is considered a threat to the country under a policy dubbed locally as failing the character test.
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The vice president said Caro was carrying a gun, bullets and explosives, adding that the opposition politician had a previous criminal record, including charges of murder and drug trafficking.
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Ralph Angel moves forward with requesting the loan, but he's nervous because of his criminal record, and also because he knows he'll need a letter from his employer: Charley.
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If a person is not permitted to be in a building, or if they have a concerning criminal record, Evolv alerts human security guards so they can investigate further.
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Even the briefest minor interaction with the justice system can leave someone with a criminal record — and a permanent barrier to a job, housing, education or an occupational license.
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Determined to find legitimate work yet hampered in the job market by his criminal record, he began an internship at Goodwill and spent nights cleaning toilets at a hotel.
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