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that sort of legal ruling would pretty force someone defending himself to "shoot first and ask questions later".
Background check to be a plumber? This can't be true
I know of one and a couple of pipefitters with felony convictions. Is it a CORI check?
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When you apply for a license with the board they do a background check.
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Well they were all ******s.
It’s an honesty question if you have a felony, you can still sit for your license. I know ALOT of felons who are licensed. You will be denied and sent in front of the board of examiners if you lie but I’m a sparky, I assume plumbing is the same.
Unfortunately that would probably be worse for the defense. If they get a mistrial not caused by the prosecution overstepping they can simply refile and not make the same mistakes they made the first time around. His only real chance is how badly the prosecution has screwed up this case from the start, and hopefully the jury can see through that and not just blindly convict to avoid backlash.
True dat I once had the misfortune of knowing a sparky with 5 DUI’s and a few felonies. I always wondered how he still had his license.
That part is probably edited out already. This trial is nothing more than a lesson on how you get fvcked by dear leaders.
The networks love to edit stuff out, just ask the kids from Covington.
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No you cannot. It is all part of applying for apprentice ticket etc. Maybe it is different now as opposed to 25 years ago, not positive. Not many tradesman coming up in the ranks and it is a job that pays really well.
You must be grandfathered in then with some condition that if you get jammed up again you will lose your license. My many days in family court I saw judges threaten guys with the loss of professional licenses if they didn't catch up on child support, which seemed counterproductive because how do you catch up if you lose your job. A little advice, don't point out to the judge that even though your ex wife was thousands of dollars behind in support, I don't see you taking her real estate license and locking her up like you did with that fellow before us. She was not amused and threatened me with contempt.
There was the (never identified) black man who tried to kick him in the head, apparently Kyle fired two shots at him but didn't hit anybody?
He could work for UPS. We hire felons. I work with at least two level three sex offenders.
Sex offenders have levels, like video games?
Has UPS changed? I remember them being a very strict company to work for. I had a friend whose father was a big wig in the security division and back in the 80s he said that they had zero tolerance for that type of shenanigans.
Franklin used to list them on the PD website.
I have to wonder if I missed the joke here, or you don't know the difference between the defense and the prosecution?
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Yes, we are all licensed under the state. There are a lot of jobs that are licensed with state. From Trades to barbers to doctors.
f***IN SCUMBAGS!!!EXCLUSIVE: Potential Witness Tampering as Gaige Grosskreutz, the Felon Who Aimed His Gun at Kyle Rittenhouse, Had Two Prior Charges Dismissed by Prosecutors Only Days Before Trial
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