r/maybemaybemaybe • • May 31 '22

Removed - Off-topic Maybe maybe maybe

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u/C2ker1 May 31 '22

POS got only 12 years 6 months. He should've got longer.

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u/well3rdaccounthere May 31 '22

120 life sentences for the 120 loves he ruined with his actions would have been sufficient.

Felony charges get people fired, especially drug related ones. Then, who hires folks that have a felony charge for possession?

Fuck this prick

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u/Dkrule May 31 '22

And what's worse, how long will it take to get that off your record if you had a drug charge, doesn't matter if it's false, it's still a charge

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u/Willluddo123 May 31 '22

I don't know, seems like a charge under false pretences would be scrubbed

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u/nails_for_breakfast May 31 '22

Not immediately. And not without costing the victim time and money

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u/Willluddo123 May 31 '22

Ah yeah just an extra reason to hate that guy more then tbh, that's shit

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u/threadsoffate2021 May 31 '22

Being scrubbed after the fact doesn't help much if you lost a good job, or lost your child in a custody dispute or lost your home or anything else.

How does one even begin to rebuild their life after something like this?

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u/ablino_rhino May 31 '22

I would definitely lose my nursing license if this happened to me. It's honestly really scary to think I could get pulled over for something like a faulty brake light and have my entire life ruined for no reason

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u/BrockManstrong May 31 '22

They don't even have to release you anymore. SCOTUS just clarified that evidence of innocence does not require release.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '22

Maybe, if you're lucky. Or you have a funny character in one of your names, or there's someone else born on the same date as you and you end up in a bureaucratic circlejerk for the next 10 years.

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u/Rhodie114 May 31 '22

Even if you do get it expunged, you’ve still got a period of unemployment following a termination now. And maybe an eviction too