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Sleepless wrote:
I would not say a thing.
Crimes are different in other countries. You could be guilty of offending an entire religion and blaspheming by naming a teddy bear “Mohamed”.
With the people wanting the death sentence in this case itwould be a capitol crimeand that equates to a felony.
How would that felony carry over here in the US.... besides being laughed at for a few minutes.
Sleepless wrote:
It will beup to you if you want to disclose it.kurtmax_0 wrote:I will say from "unspecified sources" that many employers in more professional fields will not consider applicants that have had any arrests. Even if no convictions.
Yes, it's illegal to do that, but who's gonna catch them?
How would it be if you had arrests in another country before you moved to the US but never any convictions, because my lawyers told me that when I am asked if I had ever been arrested or had any convictions here in Canada then I should answer in the negative.
I would not say a thing.
Crimes are different in other countries. You could be guilty of offending an entire religion and blaspheming by naming a teddy bear “Mohamed”.
With the people wanting the death sentence in this case itwould be a capitol crimeand that equates to a felony.
How would that felony carry over here in the US.... besides being laughed at for a few minutes.