Darryl Said:

Temp agencies in Dallas?

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Search found many.
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Recommend you go with a nationally known agency, especially if you are new to the area.

Julie Said:

Should day laborers be allowed to gather where ever they please?

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It's just more evidence that our own government is trying to replace. They won't enforce the laws against them. But if you or I even parked our car in the wrong place you get ticketed or towed.

That's why I say we MUST stop finding our fellow Americans guilty of any crime when we serve on jury duty. Our founding fathers for-saw the day when this kind of corruption would come to be. That's why the placed 12 average citizens in charge of finding guilt or innocence in criminal trials. Because they knew the powerful elites would some day try and have a double standard of justice. Carved in stone above the supreme court are the words, "equal justice under law." Until our government starts to enforce the laws equally, we Americans should enforce the rule of law on our own.

Theresa Said:

Will a 13 Year old Expunged Felony Conviction prevent me from getting a job with the U.S. Postal Service?

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The key to your entire question is the employment question asking if you have been convicted within the last 7 years. You can legally answer "no" since this occurred 13 years ago.

By no means would I try to hide the past, but if they do not ask past 7 years ago, dont volunteer the information. If you are asked, tell the truth that you had the crime expunged. Expungement also says that a Judge feels you deserved a second chance by having your records removed from public viewing and that is a positive thing in itself.

Definetely, put in your application and best of luck to you.