celebs criminal conviction?
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Lots of celebrity activists have had criminal convictions, usually for standing up to unjust laws: Gandhi, Mandella, Dr. King, etc.\n\nMany famous actors, musicians, etc. can get away with it because they are rich and nobody cares.
171441
Yes, but limited.\n\nWhat they do in their bedrooms should not be a concern of the public.  But beyond that, they should be as transparent as possible.  \n\nBy assuming governmental positions, they should expect the heighten public scrutiny - especially their finances.  This is the only way to keep corruption out of the government.  \n\nAs for the personal scandals, it's the same as every other celebrity.  People have a desire to know everything.  When they throw themselves into the limelight, they should already know and willing to pay the price.  They are literally “public figures”.
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Just to put the record straight,the three "immigrants" in question had 36 convictions *between* them. Yes, they were given life sentences,but the judge ordered them to be deported after serving their sentence. \n\n**LONDON (Reuters) - Three members of a gang of armed robbers "addicted to violence" have been sentenced to life in jail after terrorising London streets.\nThe group, whom police described as one of the "most violent street robbery gangs to operate in London in recent years" subjected their victims to brutal attacks during a three-month campaign last year.\nThe gang would abduct strangers from the street before stealing their valuables and bank cards. Those who resisted revealing their PIN numbers were threatened with guns and knives and viciously beaten.\nOne suffered a fractured cheekbone, which required the insertion of a metal plate, while another is still receiving medical treatment after being repeatedly hit in the face.\nOn Monday, all four men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to rob at Wood Green Crown Court, north London, and were sentenced to a total of 45 years.\nUnemployed Robert Lincoln, 18, from Barking, was told he should serve at least 14 years, after which he should be deported to Jamaica.\nPedro Frota, 19, also unemployed from Barking, was told he should serve 12-1/2 years and be deported to Portugal.\nUnemployed Sofian Majera, 22, from Dagenham, was given 14 years and told he should be deported to Rwanda.\nThe only member of the gang to avoid a life sentence was Luis Frota, 23, also from Barking, who was sentenced to 4-1/2 years, after which the judge recommended he be deported to Portugal.\nDetective Inspector Lloyd Gardner, of London's crime squad, said: "This gang were one of the most violent street robbery gangs to operate in London in recent years.\n"They used extreme violence on their victims, who were put through a terrifying ordeal."\nThe gang carried out 24 attacks between September and December 2005, often targeting passengers as they left tube and train stations.\nJudge Witold Pawlak, passing sentence, said: "These men were addicted to violence and treated their victims like they were characters in an arcade game."**
809361
Celebs. should stay out of politics and stick to what they know.  How to deceive people
414370
Like many celebrities, Depp has had several run-ins with the law over the course of his career. His first arrest was in Vancouver for a late-night altercation in a hotel lobby. He was accused of selling drugs at his club The Viper Room, after actor River Phoenix died in front of the club from a drug overdose in 1993 though the owners were not involved in the tragic death. In 1994, Depp was arrested and questioned by police for allegedly causing serious damage to a New York hotel suite. He was arrested again in 1999 for getting into a fight with paparazzi outside a restaurant while dining in London with his girlfriend, Vanessa Paradis.\n\nAlong with Sean Penn and Mick Hucknall Depp part-owns the Parisian restaurant-bar Man Ray\n\nCouldn't find anything mentioned about anyone disappearing...
735219
Uhm... I dunno, maybe if you asked this in the celeb section, you could find people that actually care.\n\nsorry i don't really care much for stuff like this.\n\nthanks\nShadowhawk--
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-6cLovllX4\n\nI didn't even see it or hear about it and utube has dropped the video.  this is all I could find. \n\n\nI don't think in the end it will hurt his image to much.   Celebrities can literally get away with murder.  It will all be quiet soon
543427
probably, most celebs do
176827
Get a criminal report on that person
688878
Try celebphotos.com .
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making sure celebrities can lead cops on low speed chases for several hours broadcast on CNN.\n\neating jelly doughnuts.\n\nbeing racist.\n\nhiding leather gloves--at least one anyway.\n\nnot finding incriminating evidence on celebrities--Robert Blake, OJ, etc.
969076
A job in the criminal justice field requires a very clean record, someone with a conviction no matter what it was is definitely not elegible for that job..☺
779110
duh fans, i heard at the Oscar's, people that apply to be there supporting their celebrities have to be chosen, and how they choose them is reading their permanent record to check if they did anything bad in their lives.  Also at the Oscar's everyone has to go through 4 checks of heavy security AND i mean everyone including the celebrities, producers and of course the fans.....BUT this only supplies to the BIG BIG Red carpet events, not like little movie premieres
858241
Sure, you could file a civil suit.  If they've been convicted of the crime, you stand a better chance of winning the civil suit.
654343
maybe u know how celebs r
933561
And these people are Celebrities?  Otherwise, why have you picked this category?\n\nI don't know these folks.
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3 felony convictions...automatic life sentence