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There is nothing to pardon!Sr20max wrote:Thats what I hear but it never hurts to try just a stamp and a couple minutes of typing!!parabelum wrote:I hope you didn't send that letter off to the President. You'd be better off finding a dairy farm in uptown Manhattan.Sr20max wrote:
DUDE THANK YOU SOO MUCH I Wrote a letter to the President and the Governor last night and this is another route I will take THANK YOU!!!
That's on my "To Do List," but I don't know if'/when I'll be able to move it to our Legislative Agenda. The recent shooting in Orlando should add fuel to the effort to remove off-limits areas for LTC's and that will be a major, high-profile, emotionally-charged campaign.Beiruty wrote:Chas,Charles L. Cotton wrote:Correct. There's nothing to pardon since it was a successfully completed deferred adjudication. Only convictions can be pardoned. The deferred adjudication is an eligibility issue for an LTC only because the Code expressly defines a "conviction" to include deferred adjudications for this purpose.infoman wrote:You're eligible March 2014. (according to your first post) Not sure why you're writing the Pres/Gov. You said it was a drug related charge right?
Chas.
Any plans to remove the deferred adjudication from being included with the convictions?
Correct. There's nothing to pardon since it was a successfully completed deferred adjudication. Only convictions can be pardoned. The deferred adjudication is an eligibility issue for an LTC only because the Code expressly defines a "conviction" to include deferred adjudications for this purpose.infoman wrote:You're eligible March 2014. (according to your first post) Not sure why you're writing the Pres/Gov. You said it was a drug related charge right?