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What would you do if you were convicted of a drug felony and got 5 yrs probation and you can't find a job ?
Asked by kayla m
What career should i look into that would look over that?
I WASN'T DOING DRUGS GUYS I WAS IN THE CAR WITH SOME THAT'S IT!!!!!!
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I would go back to prison
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go to jamaca home of the joint meeting
Answered by Renegade Of This Time and Age!
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as judge judy says, collect cans
Answered by Bass
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try to find a jpb agency like Linda Robins. and keep your head up, just keep going eventually you'll find something
Answered by caronmiami
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volunteer work. YAYAZ!
Answered by Inferna Dragon
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construction......
Answered by kimberly M
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become a stripper...i hear they make good money...just go out of state somewhere where no one knows you...
Answered by toasty
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I think i would go to college or see if a teachers substitution company will take any given help...
Answered by Jordan Ryker
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how about MacDonalds?
Answered by kvolcom13
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well if you are good looking you can try a strip club, or even an escort service. Maybe look into being a drug counselor.
Answered by Kissafatbaby'sAss
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Think twice next time i am tempted to break the law
Answered by pinoyscrewer
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Work as a drug counselor, or rehab facility, social worker , funeral director, police officer lol,
Answered by beth
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the local employment office might be able to help you. but you will have a majorly hard time finding a job.
this time stay clean- make an effort to do the right thing
Answered by neonatheart
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anything entreprennueal. dont go coporate. freelance.
Answered by spicy n
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I don't know possibly construction or manufacturing,
Answered by d s
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keep your head up show confidence in your interviews and stress that you are trying to make your life better
Answered by Britteny R
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Food service.
Answered by beckini
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Dish washer, stripper, that's pretty much it, good luck.**
Answered by ♥Twinkle♥Toes
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There are alot of non-profit agencies out there that help people with this. They work with the community that you live in and place you in jobs that know you have had problems in the past. I am not sure where you live, but I know some good ones out here in Los Angeles county.
Ask your probation officer, they might be able to direct you to something helpful.
Answered by Andy's Mom
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What you should do is look into job placement through a rehab group. I don't have any experience with this myself, but I'm sure there are groups who specialize in job placement for people like yourself.
Answered by Justin H
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try looking into corporations that don't do background checks.....unfortunately not that many around...you may have to learn a skilled trade....or open your own business
Answered by sabrina c
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Keep looking.A felony does not mean that you will not get a job.Go back to schooll,develop a trade.There are always options.Don't limit your mind to thinking with your logic.
Answered by truth teller
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Human resources or social development. There are job opportunities that believe in giving people second chances !!!
Community counseling is also a great field.
Answered by Lisa
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Run for mayor of Washington, DC.
Answered by Dart Swinger
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Lie, dont put it down if you want the JOB..
I have gotten and maintained many job with a criminal record and no HS...
Try lying - corporations, politician and stock broker lie... Cmon and join the wining team... Good Luck!
Answered by c q
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start ur own bussiness it sounds hard but ull be ur own boss and make goood money !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dont do drugs=)
Answered by mr.yankee
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I think it is going to suck but if you have skills you could start out with a temp agency (to build up that trust on jobs after the fact) or...... (skills or not) you may have to start in a position that you don't want, just until you get that trust back. I think that it is all about trust with companies and knowing that it is not going to happen again and that you are going to remain with the company. Find the company that you want to work for and start out where you can and try to move your way up. Good luck
Answered by Jasmine G
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small businesses, no big corporations. any friends who run a little shop/gasstation or a small business, or friends of friends. or go to something like man power or kelly girls, maybe?
Answered by floofy red monster
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Hire an attorney and try to get your record expunged. You will need to check with your state statutes and see if the felony is an enumerated felony eligible for expungment.
Answered by carinne
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if you are ready to quite old habits and work you way into the family life, then I would recommend farming.
It's hard, long hours, but a man is respected for what he does, and not his record and lack of it. Go up north, plenty of opportunities there.
My you be supported for a second chance.
Smiles
Steen
Answered by isdahl
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Look into the laws of these states: Hawaii, Massachusetts, and California. I believe those states are the most liberal for former offenders. The felony part is the toughest hurdle. If you had a misdemeanor, it might be easier.
Some states have a system in place which allow you to get a pardon after a period of time. You can't get arrested during that period and you would usually have to demonstrate a series of community service work. But, that's long term.
Finally, there are some small and medium firms that will hire you with a record. You can also free lance or go into business for yourself.
Answered by jackbutler5555
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Go back to school and get a degree, maybe even become a lawyer since you already have some experience in the system. Use financial help, there are many organizations that can help you get a degree.
good luck
Answered by ROB
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Have you ever thought of giving your life to the Lord? He can create in you a clean heart and a new hope. He will provide for you and make a way. Through Christ all things are possible.
I used to be on the wrong path and then I just decided to give my life to the Lord. I was a different person, but I have changed. The Lord changes you to be like him.
Not only will you have a loving father to take care of you and watch out for you, but you will also be guaranteed eternity in heaven with Him and all other believers.
All you have to do is confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and that you want to turn your life over to Him. Confess that you are a sinner and that you have sinned against Him and ask Him for forgiveness. This He will hear attentively and you life will transform and you can cast all your cares upon Him and he'll work everything out for you.
Constantly pray and ask Him to guide, direct and show you where you need to go and what you need to do. Ask Him to align your desires with His desires and let His will be done.
GOD LOVES YOU! He sent his one and only son, Jesus Christ, to die for your sins so that you can have eternal life in Heaven with Him. He wants all His lost to be saved. When Jesus was being nailed to the cross, YOU, personally were in his heart and he died for YOU. If you were the only person on earth, he still would've died for you.
God is all GOOD, all KINDNESS and all LOVE. With God, you'll always find a way and it's always the right way. He has perfect timing.
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Answered by HisMercyandGraceisUponUs
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