On the recordMay 12, 2015
Collateral consequences in terms of employment, access to housing, access to skills or training programs, lots of other things that once you have a criminal record continue to accumulate.
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congress.govCollateral consequences in terms of employment, access to housing, access to skills or training programs, lots of other things that once you have a criminal record continue to accumulate.
Discussing the long-term impacts of criminal records on individuals.
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