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lol what did you expect? ydi big time
well don't be a criminal you should know that it affects jobs not everything is easy to get when getting caught by the po po!
that's why instead of saying "don't be a criminal ..." I say, "don't be a criminal that gets caught."
Uh, I'm surprised that no one has pointed out that "getting off probabtion in less than a week" wouldn't have done anything. Criminal background checks determine whether you've *ever* been convicted of a crime, not whether you're currently on probation. Whether or not "YDI" really depends on what the crime was. If it was a violent crime (i.e. you got into a fight and were charged with assault), the employer is justified as they can be sued for negligent hiring if you ever punched a co-worker etc. If you were charged for a property crime, they're also justified since no employer will hire a potential thief or embezzler. On the other hand, if you were charged for something "light" like public intox, I do feel bad for you.
You wouldn't be put on probation for public intox alone.
I don't really give a crap
If you don't wanna have your life screwed forever, don't be a criminal. YDI.
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Jeez. I do think that criminals should be punished, but half the people here are flying off their rockers for some crime they don't even know the full details of. Maybe OP's changed. He's obviously served (or almost at least) his sentence and hopefully learned his lesson. Ever hear of forgiveness?
Were you really a prison bitch as your name suggests? Because if you served time, it might not matter that you'll be off probation. Whatever your crime, did you not think about the consequences of your actions beforehand? Why are you surprised this is happening? To everyone who is talking about forgiveness -- why should a company take a gamble that this is the one criminal in a thousand who saw the error of his/her ways and turned over a new leaf? Would you trust a stranger with a record to house-sit?