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TexasTowelie

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4. I firmly believe that once someone has served their sentence that they should be able to return to
Tue Dec 20, 2016, 01:45 AM
Dec 2016

work and given the broadest latitude possible to find suitable employment. However, some reasonable limits on employment are acceptable--I wouldn't want someone that stole thousands of dollars to serve as a bank teller, a child molester to teach school, etc.

The article says that they plan on developing a list of crimes that would prevent someone from obtaining a real estate license and they might also place time limits as a precautionary move. Should someone that got busted for selling a bag of weed twenty years ago be prevented from getting a real estate license? I would say no, but I would not put someone in a situation where they might be tempted to repeat a crime that they committed previously.

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