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	Comments on: Bill seeks to allow removal of mugshots, arrest records	</title>
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	<description>Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws</description>
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		By: JV		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This would be helpful, I believe. Personally, I have been arrested 3-4 times prior to a sex offense and every time the charges were dropped, never even made it to trial. No deals, just nolle prosse. But, decades later and a few years after the sex offense, I&#039;ve had companies like WalMart say they wouldn&#039;t hire me because whoever did the background check for them, LexisNexis I believe, told them that I was convicted of every single charge I had ever been arrested for, so WalMart told me I couldn&#039;t be hired because I lied on my application. They told me that I would have to dispute the information with the company that provided the background check. So I did. They argued with me. They told me over and over I had been convicted of those things and I had to prove that I hadn&#039;t been. So I did. I showed WalMart once it was all over with and they said they still wouldn&#039;t hire me. So to me this new law would help immensely, especially for situation like this. Sooo many people just assume that if you were arrested &quot;you must have done SOMETHING&quot;, and it just isn&#039;t true.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This would be helpful, I believe. Personally, I have been arrested 3-4 times prior to a sex offense and every time the charges were dropped, never even made it to trial. No deals, just nolle prosse. But, decades later and a few years after the sex offense, I&#8217;ve had companies like WalMart say they wouldn&#8217;t hire me because whoever did the background check for them, LexisNexis I believe, told them that I was convicted of every single charge I had ever been arrested for, so WalMart told me I couldn&#8217;t be hired because I lied on my application. They told me that I would have to dispute the information with the company that provided the background check. So I did. They argued with me. They told me over and over I had been convicted of those things and I had to prove that I hadn&#8217;t been. So I did. I showed WalMart once it was all over with and they said they still wouldn&#8217;t hire me. So to me this new law would help immensely, especially for situation like this. Sooo many people just assume that if you were arrested &#8220;you must have done SOMETHING&#8221;, and it just isn&#8217;t true.</p>
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