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Donald Trump is a convicted criminal. He is running for President and is ahead in the polls. How can this be? There are all kinds of jobs where a criminal record disqualifies a person for employment, but the top job in the country can be held by a convict? There are people here who are in positions to hire and they will not hire a person with a criminal record, yet they will vote for Trump and be happy about doing so. WTF?

Are there certain types of jobs I can’t have because of my criminal record?​

Sometimes. There are certain situations when having certain types of convictions on your record could or will disqualify you from getting certain types of jobs. It is important that you know about these situations beforehand, so that you can realistically set your sights on jobs that you can have.

Although this list is incomplete, below are some examples of jobs that have legal restrictions for people with certain convictions. In general, these are jobs where you would have access to private or sensitive information (like financial records); vulnerable people (like children or the elderly), or high-security places, where there might be a greater risk of harm to the public.

  1. Airport security screeners (or anyone with unsupervised access to secure airport areas);[2009]
  2. Federal law enforcement officers;[2010]
  3. Defense contractors;[2011]
  4. Prisoner transportation personnel;[2012]
  5. Port workers;[2013]
  6. Bank employees;[2014]
  7. Insurance personnel;[2015]
  8. Jobs that administer employee benefits plan;[2016]
  9. Childcare workers in federal facilities or agencies;[2017]
  10. Working for a school district in a position that requires certification or a supervisory capacity (if you have been convicted of a felony defined as serious or violent)

In some states convicted felons can't vote, but we have one running for president.
 
It can be simply because he’s a better choice then the person nominated by the demafasict.

The people want to build back better, they recall when they were better off, they welcome America’s Mandela, and want to put an end to demafasict tyrannical rule.
 
Donald Trump is a convicted criminal. He is running for President and is ahead in the polls. How can this be? There are all kinds of jobs where a criminal record disqualifies a person for employment, but the top job in the country can be held by a convict? There are people here who are in positions to hire and they will not hire a person with a criminal record, yet they will vote for Trump and be happy about doing so. WTF?

Are there certain types of jobs I can’t have because of my criminal record?​

Sometimes. There are certain situations when having certain types of convictions on your record could or will disqualify you from getting certain types of jobs. It is important that you know about these situations beforehand, so that you can realistically set your sights on jobs that you can have.

Although this list is incomplete, below are some examples of jobs that have legal restrictions for people with certain convictions. In general, these are jobs where you would have access to private or sensitive information (like financial records); vulnerable people (like children or the elderly), or high-security places, where there might be a greater risk of harm to the public.

  1. Airport security screeners (or anyone with unsupervised access to secure airport areas);[2009]
  2. Federal law enforcement officers;[2010]
  3. Defense contractors;[2011]
  4. Prisoner transportation personnel;[2012]
  5. Port workers;[2013]
  6. Bank employees;[2014]
  7. Insurance personnel;[2015]
  8. Jobs that administer employee benefits plan;[2016]
  9. Childcare workers in federal facilities or agencies;[2017]
  10. Working for a school district in a position that requires certification or a supervisory capacity (if you have been convicted of a felony defined as serious or violent)

In some states convicted felons can't vote, but we have one running for president.
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Criminally prosecuting a President for official conduct undoubtedly poses a far greater threat of intrusion on the authority and functions of the Executive Branch than simply seeking evidence in his possession.

The danger is greater than what led the Court to recognize absolute Presidential immunity from civil damages liability—that the President would be chilled from taking the “bold and unhesitating action” required of an independent Executive. Fitzgerald, 457 U. S., at 745.

Although the President might be exposed to fewer criminal prosecutions than civil damages suits, the threat of trial, judgment, and imprisonment is a far greater deterrent and plainly more likely to distort Presidential decisionmaking than the potential payment of civil damages.

The hesitation to execute the duties of his office fearlessly and fairly that might result when a President is making decisions under “a pall of potential prosecution,” McDonnell v. United States, 579 U. S. 550, 575, raises “unique risks to the effective functioning of government,” Fitzgerald, 457 U. S., at 751.
 
When the President acts pursuant to “constitutional and statutory authority,” he takes official action to perform the functions of his office. Fitzgerald, 456 U. S., at 757.

Determining whether an action is covered by immunity thus begins with assessing the President’s authority to take that action. But the breadth of the President’s “discretionary responsibilities” under the Constitution and laws of the United States frequently makes it “difficult to determine which of [his] innumerable ‘functions’ encompassed a particular action.” Id., at 756.

The immunity the Court has recognized therefore extends to the “outer perimeter” of the President’s official responsibilities, covering actions so long as they are “not manifestly or palpably beyond [his] authority.” Blassingame v. Trump, 87 F. 4th 1, 13 (CADC).
 
How about posting about the topic white boy?
Why bring race into this, and with your contempt for whites? Has nothing to do with the subject you started.

That said, the choice is between a man with a successful record, and a Stage 5 dementia patient who has weakened the country.
 
What you aren't understanding is that the public views the Trump convictions as politically motivated. None of them are true. All are worthy of Stalin. Perhaps 25% of voters like Trump the rest despise democrats
 
Donald Trump is a convicted criminal. He is running for President and is ahead in the polls. How can this be? There are all kinds of jobs where a criminal record disqualifies a person for employment, but the top job in the country can be held by a convict? There are people here who are in positions to hire and they will not hire a person with a criminal record, yet they will vote for Trump and be happy about doing so. WTF?

Are there certain types of jobs I can’t have because of my criminal record?​

Sometimes. There are certain situations when having certain types of convictions on your record could or will disqualify you from getting certain types of jobs. It is important that you know about these situations beforehand, so that you can realistically set your sights on jobs that you can have.

Although this list is incomplete, below are some examples of jobs that have legal restrictions for people with certain convictions. In general, these are jobs where you would have access to private or sensitive information (like financial records); vulnerable people (like children or the elderly), or high-security places, where there might be a greater risk of harm to the public.

  1. Airport security screeners (or anyone with unsupervised access to secure airport areas);[2009]
  2. Federal law enforcement officers;[2010]
  3. Defense contractors;[2011]
  4. Prisoner transportation personnel;[2012]
  5. Port workers;[2013]
  6. Bank employees;[2014]
  7. Insurance personnel;[2015]
  8. Jobs that administer employee benefits plan;[2016]
  9. Childcare workers in federal facilities or agencies;[2017]
  10. Working for a school district in a position that requires certification or a supervisory capacity (if you have been convicted of a felony defined as serious or violent)

In some states convicted felons can't vote, but we have one running for president.
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Thankfully the recent Supreme Court decision has put an end to 'LawFare' and we won't see more of these Soviet style trials in America.
The latest is that the conviction is stayed and Merchan will have to delay the terms of the conviction.
 
Why bring race into this, and with your contempt for whites? Has nothing to do with the subject you started.

That said, the choice is between a man with a successful record, and a Stage 5 dementia patient who has weakened the country.
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Didn't you know IM2 favors racism against Whites, Jews and catholics.
 
Why bring race into this, and with your contempt for whites? Has nothing to do with the subject you started.

That said, the choice is between a man with a successful record, and a Stage 5 dementia patient who has weakened the country.
I'm pretty sure that I've flopped those guys in my weak little mind.
 
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Thankfully the recent Supreme Court decision has put an end to 'LawFare' and we won't see more of these Soviet style trials in America.
The latest is that the conviction is stayed and Merchan will have to delay the terms of the conviction.
There has been no lawfare.
 
Trump was convicted on 34 counts. None of what he did had anythingto do with the official duties of te president. e did those things before he was elected. So now we are here with people willing give a criminal absolute immunity from crime.
 
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Didn't you know IM2 favors racism against Whites, Jews and catholics.
Lisa is a racist who whines about Anti Semitism when called on her racism. IM2 is anti racist.
 
Donald Trump is a convicted criminal.
LMAO didn't you get the Dem memo? The whole convicted felon nonsense was laughed at by Americans. :itsok: The same reason no Dem is saying "Bidenomics" any longer. None of the Dem's false attacks have resonated with voters.
 

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