ShootSpeeders
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This is a good thing though i do think requiring the applicant to be clean for 10 years is too long. All states and the Feds need to do something like this.
Second Chance for Employment Act takes effect in West Virginia
july 10 2017 Non-violent felons can petition the court to have their sentences reduced to misdemeanors, according to a new law in West Virginia.
The West Virginia Second Chance for Employment Act took effect Friday.
Governor Jim Justice signed the bill in April after it passed the Legislature during this year’s session.
Senator Glen Jeffries (D-Putnam, 08) introduced the bill after meeting with several business owners who wanted to hire people, but were not able to due to their previous felony convictions
According to the new law, a person has to be clean for at least 10 years before filing a petition.