Re:Supreme Court Says People Can’t Be Banned From The Internet
by Ccecil on Wednesday June 21, 2017 @10:56AM
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10) Ineligibility for many govt. subsidized programs (SBA loans being one)
11) No longer able to become a doctor, nurse, banker, most govt. jobs, etc. (Many colleges won't accept you for the program based on the low possibility of employment after graduation)
Sex offenders have quite a few extra rules. i.e. no playgrounds or places where kids are present typically. I am not against a rule saying "You cannot knowingly communicate with minors online" but excluding people from the internet is a bit extreme.
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12) Unable to rent housing. A large majority of property management companies will not rent to felons...period.
11) No longer able to become a doctor, nurse, banker, most govt. jobs, etc. (Many colleges won't accept you for the program based on the low possibility of employment after graduation)
Sex offenders have quite a few extra rules. i.e. no playgrounds or places where kids are present typically. I am not against a rule saying "You cannot knowingly communicate with minors online" but excluding people from the internet is a bit extreme.
edit: 12) Unable to rent housing. A large majority of property management companies will not rent to felons...period.
Another comment further down reminded me of that.