Can I Be A Truck Driver If I Have A Felony?
108054
Many companies require truck drivers to be bonded and you can't get bonded with a felony...sorry.\n\n\n(not talking about bail bonds jline)
172240
You can obtain the legal degree, but as a convicted felon, you would not be able to be a member of the American Bar Association(ABA), and most states tend to follow the ABA direction in rules matters.\n  Additonally, it would be extremely difficult to get an ABA accredited Law school to accept you with a felony conviction.  Perhaps it is possible to have the felony expunged from your record.  \n\nSpeak to a licensed attorney to explore the possible avenues.
831442
It boils down to this: They have to accept your application by law. Whether they hire you or not is entirely up to them. Some states have weird bartender laws but I see no reason for a felony to hold ya up there. I'm a convicted felon,been to prison twice and have never had a problem gaining employment.Honesty is the best policy.You'll be respected for it! And if they don't hire you don't give up,ya didn't wanna work there anyhow. :)
271163
A lot of people who want to own their trucking business will become an owner operator. There are many places out there who will give a truck driver a chance to start being their own boss by becoming owner operators. Some websites will let you fill out an application and you can mark that you want to become an owner operator on the app and trucking companies who are giving out those opportunities will contact you with offers. http://www.bigrigjobs.com is a good one.
770956
Dont fight the DMV, they can destroy your life. Just take the suspension and try for a special circumstance to drive to work etc. It works for convicted felons that have their licenses taken away.
1163082
Perhaps they will if your CDL is in good standing.  If it's not, then I highly doubt you will ever drive truck again.
93281
well you cna become a truck driver.  it is good money and  easy days
512199
You can always get into some law school. Now, the felony may be a barrier when seeking to licensure in the state of choice. Law schools want you to disclose this felony information prior to entering any law program, to afford you the opportunity and notification that the felony may be a barrier. \n\nBelow is a link to a law school that would accept you, as they do not have the strict guidelines for getting into law school. This school has a special admission policy and is one of the best law schools in the nation. Good luck!
533074
LOL @ fire starter!!!\n\nseriously, for a felon, you can hardly work at burger king.
164448
no, in most cases you will then become a fugitive, or escapee, this constitutes a felony.  you can be charged with felony escape along with your original misdomeanor charge.
451764
depends on the court order accompanying the felony conviction.  Some felons can hold fiduciary jobs during the time of their probation, etc. Everyone's different.
1117414
Only if your conviction is older than 10 years can you get a commercial drivers license.
220365
Yes.  But be sure you are not interested in any position that involves security clearance.  If you get married to a felon, it could limit your ability to move up the ranks since it might affect your ability to get approval to do some military tasks.
30501
It sure will show up.  Your best bet is to be honest about it right away.  My fiance had a driving offense 9 years ago and its STILL showing up because he did time in huber.  No truck driving jobs for you for 10 years.
856348
You cannot be a police officer with a felony conviction. However, you can still pursue a career in the field of criminal justice. A strong possibility is a career in alcohol and drug counseling. Many ex-felony offenders have become excellent counselors in the criminal justice system. Also, some state criminal justice divisions (e.g., Texas Department of Criminal Justice) will allow an ex-felon to become a state parole officer, once 15 years has elapsed with no further criminality. It is not impossible to work in the criminal justice system with a felony conviction, but certain avenues are closed, most especially law enforcement. Good Luck and don't give up! I am pleased you had a good PO, many of us do try.
13215
Im sorry I dont have any help for you. However, I am 26 years old and three years ago I was in a vehicle when similar circumstances occurred. Also resulted in a felony conviction. I have a bachelors degree in economics and have just applied to law schools. I know its very discouraging. I dont expect to get into any schools, but I am trying everything under the sun. If I do get into law school, I am going to make it a huge priority to help people trying to get into the workforce to be successful.
1116099
It depends on what the felony is.  \n\nYou are placed on a "watch" list based on your past and present associations.  So if your felony is based on terrorist ties, then yes you could be banned.