Addressing the Transportation Barriers Associated With a Criminal History
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Derek Keith Hill
10 years ago
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I can't get employed because of my DL issue and I have Degrees vthat are no good cause I need valid DL
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James Upshaw
10 years ago
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I'm unable to pay the large fines imposed on me. And now face financial difficulties and bills are going unpaid due to lack of employment
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latanya
10 years ago
I feel they need these basic tools without them they will only be back in the system
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Michelle Coleman
10 years ago
We need this for our young children.
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phillip pollard
10 years ago
Drug convi tion suspended license for 16 years
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Leo Beatty
10 years ago
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Is it a rehabilitation system or share cropping system that never lets them out? When they can't move away or get a job how could they not be around old friends and subject themselves to possible jail time for being around convicts?
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Enabling past offenders to receive their license upon release will reduce recidivism. As long as they pay their fines and haven't commited a murder while driving. Why hold them back from past mistakes they have served time for ?
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Jay Gilmer
10 years ago
In this day and age, driving should be considered a right (not a privilege that PennDOT can deny by mean spirited regulations). Every opportunity should be given to enable everyone to drive. Unreasonable barriers should be removed.
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Jerry D Harvey
10 years ago
remove the barriers
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erica maloney
10 years ago
let us walk the talk of truly empowering re entering citizens to live productive lives
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David Reese
10 years ago
I work with many groups of people that face significant barriers to employment, but none more significant than those people who have criminal records. I enthusiastically support the initiative pursued in this petition.
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Josh Inklovich
10 years ago
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Without access to living-wage work, how can we, as a society, expect the returning citizen to succeed?
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Alan C Duncan Sr
10 years ago
Once sentence has been served, whatever the sentence, the real rehabilitation begins!
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Lynnwood Barron
10 years ago
It could be one of the best moves made in a long time . so as a people let make something happen together for once.
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Brenda Herring
10 years ago
It could only help
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Shalaman forbus
10 years ago
If I could get my driving privileges restored it would help me to further my business aspersions.
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Stephen Shelton
10 years ago
Thank you for initiating this process. Without a doubt this is one of the most important pieces to ensure re-entry success.
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Matthew Gryskewicz
10 years ago
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As a professional working with incarcerated individuals, I understand and am comfortable with DUI related license suspentions; however, suspended licenses from possession charges are, in my opinion, unust.
I can't get employed because of my DL issue and I have Degrees vthat are no good cause I need valid DL
I'm unable to pay the large fines imposed on me. And now face financial difficulties and bills are going unpaid due to lack of employment
I feel they need these basic tools without them they will only be back in the system
We need this for our young children.
Drug convi tion suspended license for 16 years
Is it a rehabilitation system or share cropping system that never lets them out? When they can't move away or get a job how could they not be around old friends and subject themselves to possible jail time for being around convicts?
Enabling past offenders to receive their license upon release will reduce recidivism. As long as they pay their fines and haven't commited a murder while driving. Why hold them back from past mistakes they have served time for ?
In this day and age, driving should be considered a right (not a privilege that PennDOT can deny by mean spirited regulations). Every opportunity should be given to enable everyone to drive. Unreasonable barriers should be removed.
remove the barriers
let us walk the talk of truly empowering re entering citizens to live productive lives
I work with many groups of people that face significant barriers to employment, but none more significant than those people who have criminal records. I enthusiastically support the initiative pursued in this petition.
Without access to living-wage work, how can we, as a society, expect the returning citizen to succeed?
Once sentence has been served, whatever the sentence, the real rehabilitation begins!
It could be one of the best moves made in a long time . so as a people let make something happen together for once.
It could only help
If I could get my driving privileges restored it would help me to further my business aspersions.
Thank you for initiating this process. Without a doubt this is one of the most important pieces to ensure re-entry success.
As a professional working with incarcerated individuals, I understand and am comfortable with DUI related license suspentions; however, suspended licenses from possession charges are, in my opinion, unust.