UberEats is a relatively new food delivery service that helps people order choice meals from their favorite restaurants. Thankfully, the process is remarkably easy – as with ordering Uber ride. Does UberEATS Deliver to Me? UberEats brings your order right to customers’ doorstep! Yes, they CAN deliver to you. However, it depends – basically on … Read more
McLane – American base food service – is a distributor of non-food and grocery to wholesale clubs, discount retailers, convenience stores, military bases, drug stores, casual dining restaurants, and quick-service restaurants across the U.S. They are major distributors of wine, beer, and distilled spirits in some states in the U.S. McLane runs three major sections: … Read more
California records much Driving Under the Influence (DUI) offenses daily. DUI offenses on one’s record come with long term consequences. Violation of the California Vehicle Code can affect employment, education, licensing, and general quality of life. Thankfully, a DUI expungement can help you flush out such implicating records. Against widespread belief, a California DUI conviction … Read more
Criminal convictions come with severe negative consequences. Even after doing time, the records can significantly impact a person’s life. Such records make it difficult to secure a job, an apartment, admission, or educational scholarships. Thankfully, there are ways to expunge a felony conviction from your records in Arizona. The options, terms, and procedures for felons … Read more
A criminal charge in California comes with a range of undesirable effects. Besides doing time, paying court fines, and meeting up with all the daunting legal demands, an arrest, charge, or sentence can ruin one’s reputation for life. Criminal charges leave a stigma that may negatively affect your access to loans, housing, employment, scholarships and … Read more
Florida grants background checkers easy access to criminal records. This relative ease is bad news for persons with an offense on their records. Felons’ chances of securing a good apartment, decent job, and educational scholarship are significantly dependent on their background check reports. According to Florida laws, only individuals without convictions can seal or expunge … Read more
When you are convicted of a misdemeanor or felony, your life changes. You cease to enjoy some of your constitutional rights fully. Finding employment, housing, government grants, and loans become a more difficult task. To eliminate the challenges faced after conviction, individuals may seek to have their records expunged. Having a criminal record expunged could … Read more
The United State has one of the highest numbers of people unable to vote due to incarceration. When compared to other leading nations, America remains one of the most restrictive on the issue of allowing those in prison for serious crimes to vote. Reports from D.C.-based Sentencing project, Marc Mauer of Washington, over 6 million … Read more
The right to vote means different things to different countries – and states. To some governments, it is considered a fundamental human right. To others, it is merely a privilege as a driving license or a quiet neighborhood. The world is yet to hold a standard view on this issue. In some territories, convicts are … Read more
It can be somewhat exhausting to navigate through life daily with a conviction. For felons, practically everything demands an extra effort. New York University’s Brennan Centre for Justice, explains that ex-convicts can regain their voting rights upon completion of their prison terms. Felons released from incarceration are also eligible to vote. Felon Voting Law in Pennsylvania … Read more
Can you vote in the state of Florida if you have a felony? On 8, January 2019, Florida’s Amendment 4 became official. This constitutional amendment restored the voting rights of over a million — disenfranchised — felons. Ever since the republican-controlled Florida State has tried to create stumbling blocks against the re-enfranchisement of these former … Read more
Upon release from prison, and providing all probation terms have been met, felons are free to travel throughout the US. Unfortunately, this is not the case for felons wanting to travel to another country. Can Felons Travel to Costa Rica in [year]? This blog post will cover whether felons can travel to Costa Rica. Restrictions … Read more
