Felonies

Questions and Answer with a convicted felon on Ohio.

Felonies and misdemeanors are nothing to mess with in the criminal world.

In today's economy, having a felony is just another strike that stops people from being able to move on with their lives and live prosperously.

Felon delivers a cold, hard look into prison life that I believe to be eerily accurate.

A look at the Constitutional right to bear arms and the revocation of that right to convicted felons.

Society's views on what constitutes appropriate child rearing in question.

Getting a law license with a felony conviction is difficult but possible in some states.

Voters in Michigan face several interesting proposals at the November 2, 2010 polls. In my nearly 30 years as a registered voter, I do not remember a proposal like Proposal 10-2 which would prohibit a convicted felon from holding office.

Indiana is one of the minority of states that bans drug felons from receiving Food Stamps for a lifetime.

If you have been convicted of a felony in the past and want to go back to school or college to complete your education, grants for felons is the right choice for you.

Thoughts of a Predicate Felon itself, while following the general G-Unit formula '" top-shelf beats, 50 Cent hooks, braggadocio, and G-Unit namedrops '" is a shade weaker than the aforementioned albums.

For many convicted felons, finding employment can be challenging and, as a result, education seems the next viable option. Here is what felons need to know about student loans as well.

If you are uninsured and have been convicted of a felony, here is what you need to know about Health Care Reform.

For those convicted of a felony, finding gainful employment can be challenging and for this reason, it is important to encourage distance learning or community college education while incarcerated.

Unemployment is on the rise and many offenders are finding it more difficult than before to find a job. This article will explain some of the socioeconomic benefits of hiring convicted felons.

Kentucky's constitution has been changed to prevent a sizable population of people from voting! The constitution should be ammended to allow all people the right to have their voices heard.

This paper intends to inform the reader about felon voting rights and why felons must retain said rights.

Jail and prison are two different entities within the criminal justice system.

If your a felon and you've been surfing around the internet, then no doubt you've come across the "Cost Per Action" or "Survey Site" advertising that's being fired at you. Don't waste your time. Stop selling yourself short, and start making a better life.

Felons who are reformed still cannot find work.

Contrary to popular belief, Felons can still participate in voting

A film that recieved little initial fanfare is now seeing a resurgence in viewership on Blu-Ray and DVD. Take a look at a true diamond in the rough.

Did you know that most ex-felons were non-violent offenders? People with criminal backgrounds are probably one of the fastest growing minorities in the country.

Whitlow, also called felon, is a painful infection which characteristically affects the tissues of the fingertip. It usually begins as an infection of the skin surrounding the fingernails.

A look at the laws that govern the votes of convicted felons and what they must do to be able to vote upon release from prison.

Jury duty in a sleepy Massachusetts town has its unexpected moments

Have you ever wondered why someone has committed a crime, is convicted, serves probation, and then commits ANOTHER crime? Results of a new study by Florida State University researchers sheds light on the problem, and finds a simple solution to help reduce recidivism rates.

This article contains tips for people with criminal records on how to re-enter the workforce and deal with their criminal history in the job search and interview process.

Tanisha Greene

Congress and State Assemblies rack up many hours trying to work up laws and regulations that are supposed to be used to protect the citizens of their jurisdictions. Still some laws aren't fully thought out.