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Any drug felony convictions and you cant ever be a care giver in Michigan.

 

You can be a convicted killer, bank robber or whatever and be a caregiver kinda b.s if you ask me!

 

I like Colorado; after 10 years following a felony conviction one can be a caregiver

yeah i think that is BS aswell ... thanks for the fast reply
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It would cost a person a mere (?) $1000 or so to get any old conviction set aside provided that that person has stayed out of trouble for approx. 10 years. It only takes a good lawyer and a clean record. ...j.b.

 

 

Man ive got two felonies, not one conviction in 15 years, thankfully no drug felonies. But with that said.....i know a guy who can help me and sice a grand is such a paltry sum to you.....can i get a couple of em.

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If I'm wrong on this multiple felony expungement please put me in touch with an attorney who can restore my civil liberty's.

 

KD, I don't think you're wrong. I only have one felony, but because I had a DUI nine years prior my probation officer told me I could not have my felony expunged. :notfair:

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what sucks for me is because of my belief about marijuna ive picked up more then 1 felon over marijuana in the past 12 years and now im a patient i cant get them off ....but i can say that over all this time im so happy i stayed doing what i did helping people get there meds it all work out in the end :D

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Talked to a lawyer a cpl years ago. He wouldnt even take my money. Said if I so much as plead guilty to a traffic offence that it would be impossible for him to expunge my record. And because I got two felony convictions when I got in trouble I have to deal with losing all of my rights. Even though it has been 18 years since then and no trouble. At least it wasnt a drug felony.

 

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At one point there was legislature pending to make it impossible for ANY felon, regaurdless of crime, to be denied caregiver rights. That has been shot down for the moment as I understand.

 

Some people take plea deals that admit to a felony just beacause the risk of prison if a jury goes wrong is so grave. I for one will admit that I pleaded guilty to a felony which I did not commit. Recently.. lol

 

I beat a drunk driver up that was close to driving his vehicle through my 2 year old daughters room. His mom was a cop and before I know it, there was some big story about how I beat him with a 2x4..

 

My sentencing guidlines meant that if a jury convicted me, I would face 17 months in prison. The judge I had made it clear he would not go lower than the 17 month guidline.

 

Instead of prove my innocence at trial, I took a plea for a few years non-reporting. Keep in mind that I had called the cops on this guy and made a report..

 

Basically I had about a 95% chance of being found innocent by a jury. I decided that the 5% risk of not being there for my child for 17+ months was not worth it. So I copped a plea and got a sweet deal. However, I am still a felon for at least the next 5 years.

 

Thats the story (and truth) that I will tell lawmakers if they ever try to put that BS stipulation on our law.

 

I believe in true innocence and the fact that being a "felon" is hurting honest folk everywhere.

 

My $0.02

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