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I'm apart of the expungment Alabama movement. We were advised to contact our local legislators about the concept of changing laws concerning ex felons. I am an ex felon. My crime was committed in 2003. I was 18 years of ages at the time, and it was my first offense. I was denied youthful offender. Since then I served my time and was released in 2006. I completed my 2 year probationary period with no new offenses or mis conduct. I graduated from Fortis college, with my certification in Emergency Medical Technician. I'm currently working as a mental health worker for Jefferson County. But my past plagues me from moving forward with my future. I was young and made a mistake that haunts me from moving forward with a career and life. So Im writing you to ask that this change be considered for people with theses same circumstances. What's the point in having a corrections system, if society still views that person with a negative perspective for life. There is no way to move forward in Alabama with a conviction record that lingers to place you in a category which there seems to be no escape from. So please help this movement move forward.
Thanks,
This is the resent emails I've sent to all my local legislators.
I'm apart of the expungment Alabama movement. We were advised to contact our local legislators about the concept of changing laws concerning ex felons. I am an ex felon. My crime was committed in 2003. I was 18 years of ages at the time, and it was my first offense. I was denied youthful offender. Since then I served my time and was released in 2006. I completed my 2 year probationary period with no new offenses or mis conduct. I graduated from Fortis college, with my certification in Emergency Medical Technician. I'm currently working as a mental health worker for Jefferson County. But my past plagues me from moving forward with my future. I was young and made a mistake that haunts me from moving forward with a career and life. So Im writing you to ask that this change be considered for people with theses same circumstances. What's the point in having a corrections system, if society still views that person with a negative perspective for life. There is no way to move forward in Alabama with a conviction record that lingers to place you in a category which there seems to be no escape from. So please help this movement move forward.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
This is the resent emails I've sent to all my local legislators.