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Question by Jenae M: Is there money for college if u committed a crime?
My boyfriend committed a felony and he wants to go to college however he wont get that much money for school so is there like a scholarship or grant out there for him

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Answer by NotAnyoneYouKnow
Jenae:

There are no special scholarships – at least not national, widely- known scholarships to promote education amongst students with criminal records.

The good news, however, is that your boyfriend’s felony conviction will have NO impact on his eligibility for financial aid, so he’s just as qualified to apply as any other student.

The only type of criminal conviction that will affect an applicant’s eligibility for aid relate to drug crimes that were committed while the applicant was receiving Federal Student Aid. If you and your boyfriend review Question 23 on the FAFSA, you’ll discover that the relevant portion says:    Read more...

Drug Possession: How to avoid a Criminal Conviction for Drug Possession or Supply

Tips on how to avoid a criminal conviction for drug possession or supply. Visit our website for further information on Drug Offences and how to avoid a convi…
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Cocaine Possession Laws: Waldorf Man Sentenced to Over 20 Years On Federal Drug, Gun Charges – Southern Maryland Online
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Cocaine Possession Laws: Asbury school board members skip meeting in power struggle – Asbury Park Press
Palmer had to step down this week because of a new state law that prevents school board members from serving if they have a criminal conviction in their past on a wide array of crimes. In Palmer’s case, it was a cocaine possession conviction …
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Possession of Cocaine: Volusia County public records for July 15, 2011 – Daytona Beach News-Journal

Volusia County public records for July 15, 2011 Daytona Beach News-Journal Crystal Gayle Brown, 29, DeLand, possession of crack cocaine, resisting arrest with violence, possession of a controlled substance; Margaret Ann McGuirk, 41, DeLand, fraudulent use of personal identification, giving a false report of child abuse; …

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Possession of Cocaine: Drug plea stemming from 2009 raid tossed out – San Antonio Express

Drug plea stemming from 2009 raid tossed out San Antonio Express State District Judge Maria Theresa Herr signed an order this week that was agreed to by prosecutors and the appellate lawyer for John Manuel Sierra, 43, who pleaded no contest to possession of cocaine in 2009 to keep his wife and son from getting … and more »

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by englishpen

Facing a criminal charge can be very stressful and could make a long-lasting impact not only on your personal and family life but also on your career and social well-being. Moreover, with the increasing complexity and technological changes in the laws of the country, it has become very difficult for an individual to save himself from the trial without hiring a professional Los Angeles Criminal Defense Attorney.

You will get an assortment of working with professional defense lawyers who are well updated with the new enforcement as well as are proficient and clued-up of the criminal cases. Not only the eminence of doggedness and hard-work, but the criminal defense attorney Los Angeles should have an aggressive and arguing nature at work. It will definitely increase some probability of moving the trial verdict in your favor.    Read more...

It is a well-known fact that Canadian criminal law tends to treat people under the age of 18 who commit crimes with significantly more leniency than adult offenders. No person can be charged with a crime before the age of 12 and offenders between the ages of 12 and 17 are subject to the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Under this law, youth cannot be imprisoned for minor crimes, alternative consequences (e.g. restitution, participation in community programs) are encouraged and when a youth is given a penalty, it may be significantly less than what would be imposed on an adult. However, it is a common misconception that a youth’s criminal record is destroyed when he or she turns 18. All youth who are charged with a crime in Canada will have a youth record, which will eventually be closed but, depending on the specific case, will remain open from anywhere from two months to at least ten years.    Read more...