My name is Gene Green and I trying to gain decent employment however I made the mistake of waving my rights and pleding guilty to a felony when I was but a child. I have a four year degree but I cannot obtain decent employment because the state of Louisiana will not let me forget the fact that I pled guilty to a felony. I went before the pardon board before and it seemed to me that it was a joke to them, that I applied for a pardon and did not hire an attorney to represent me. It is my belief that if you want a pardon in this state you need an attorney to represent you and you need some money to passed under the table. If you have these then your chances increase greatly. I vowed that I would never beg the state pardon. But I've came to the conclusion that if I ever want to gain decent employment to must obtain a full pardon from the governors office.
This is ridiculous. Being held back for a mistake made as a kid when you have a degree now is just wrong. Everyone deserves a second chance to work and provide for themselves.
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Sarah Castillo
13 years ago
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the system is so rigged. how is he supposed to move on if they keep holding it over his head forever? let the man work.
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My name is Gene Green and I trying to gain decent employment however I made the mistake of waving my rights and pleding guilty to a felony when I was but a child. I have a four year degree but I cannot obtain decent employment because the state of Louisiana will not let me forget the fact that I pled guilty to a felony. I went before the pardon board before and it seemed to me that it was a joke to them, that I applied for a pardon and did not hire an attorney to represent me. It is my belief that if you want a pardon in this state you need an attorney to represent you and you need some money to passed under the table. If you have these then your chances increase greatly. I vowed that I would never beg the state pardon. But I've came to the conclusion that if I ever want to gain decent employment to must obtain a full pardon from the governors office.
This is ridiculous. Being held back for a mistake made as a kid when you have a degree now is just wrong. Everyone deserves a second chance to work and provide for themselves.
S
Sarah Castillo
13 years ago
Featured
the system is so rigged. how is he supposed to move on if they keep holding it over his head forever? let the man work.
This is ridiculous. Being held back for a mistake made as a kid when you have a degree now is just wrong. Everyone deserves a second chance to work and provide for themselves.