David, even you seem to be fungible. Funny that it took the dominating presence of the neocons in Washington for the the oil companies to realize that Middle East wars are profitable. Even Daddy Bush with his close ties to the oil majors didn’t realize that and evidently they didn’t tell hiyc.Atuallm, David, what I am is an anti-termite. What you are I’ll leave for others to say.. http://trpivs.com [url=http://nqmerjpad.com]nqmerjpad[/url] [link=http://puaqqf.com]puaqqf[/link]
3:15 PM | May 8, 2016
Curtis Smeby
It would depend upon the type of employment the person is applying for and what if any are the safety and security concerns.
2:14 PM | April 22, 2016
Anonymous
Also responsible for safety of students, employees. Some info relevant but not as grounds for admission or hiring decisions
2:14 PM | April 16, 2016
Hannah Galloway
No one should be penalized while trying to improve their life.
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Anonymous
Because background checks are incomplete, often inaccurate and don't tell the whole stories. Past incarceration shouldn't be a reason for withholding resources
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Kathleen hulser
Universities are about education. Should stick to mission to inform not collaborate with incarceration juggernaut.
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Anonymous
Maybe not at the outset, but the institutions should know so they can manage anything that may come up.
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Karen
They have the right to know about violent crimes, but not lesser crimes.
11:11 AM | April 16, 2016
Alexandra Garcia
I think it's judgmental and it further punishes people who have already paid for their crimes. Past mistakes shouldn't define a person's life forever.
10:10 AM | April 16, 2016
Anonymous
Having that information on an application will immediately influence employers' decisions about hiring or even further steps in the application process like interviewing
Jermajesty
David, even you seem to be fungible. Funny that it took the dominating presence of the neocons in Washington for the the oil companies to realize that Middle East wars are profitable. Even Daddy Bush with his close ties to the oil majors didn’t realize that and evidently they didn’t tell hiyc.Atuallm, David, what I am is an anti-termite. What you are I’ll leave for others to say.. http://trpivs.com [url=http://nqmerjpad.com]nqmerjpad[/url] [link=http://puaqqf.com]puaqqf[/link]
3:15 PM | May 8, 2016
Curtis Smeby
It would depend upon the type of employment the person is applying for and what if any are the safety and security concerns.
2:14 PM | April 22, 2016
Anonymous
Also responsible for safety of students, employees. Some info relevant but not as grounds for admission or hiring decisions
2:14 PM | April 16, 2016
Hannah Galloway
No one should be penalized while trying to improve their life.
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Anonymous
Because background checks are incomplete, often inaccurate and don't tell the whole stories. Past incarceration shouldn't be a reason for withholding resources
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Kathleen hulser
Universities are about education. Should stick to mission to inform not collaborate with incarceration juggernaut.
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Anonymous
Maybe not at the outset, but the institutions should know so they can manage anything that may come up.
1:13 PM | April 16, 2016
Karen
They have the right to know about violent crimes, but not lesser crimes.
11:11 AM | April 16, 2016
Alexandra Garcia
I think it's judgmental and it further punishes people who have already paid for their crimes. Past mistakes shouldn't define a person's life forever.
10:10 AM | April 16, 2016
Anonymous
Having that information on an application will immediately influence employers' decisions about hiring or even further steps in the application process like interviewing
10:10 AM | April 16, 2016
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