66. A person who intentionally, without lawful excuse or justification, accesses the whole or any part of an information system commits an offence and is liable on conviction on indictment to a fine not exceeding five th

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CONGRESS MUST AMEND THE IMMIGRATION DEFINITIONS OF “CONVICTION” AND “TERM OF IMPRISONMENT” TO CORRESPOND WITH CRIMINAL COURTS’ DEFINITIONS THE PROBLEM: IMMIGRANTS ARE DEPORTED FOR CONVICTIONS THAT NO LONGER EXI

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• Expungement
• Criminal record
• Immigration detention
• Conviction
• Imprisonment
• Suspended sentence
• Aggravated felony
• Criminal law
• Law
• Criminal justice

CENTER FOR HEALTH & JUSTICE AT TASC

Source URL: www2.centerforhealthandjustice.org

• Law
• Ethics
• Felony disenfranchisement
• Elections
• Disfranchisement
• Felony
• Probation
• Suffrage
• Loss of rights due to felony conviction
• Punishments
• Criminal law
• Politics

Notice of Federal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations A federal or state drug conviction can disqualify a student from federal financial aid programs. Convictions apply if they were for an offense tha

Source URL: www.mtc.edu

• FAFSA
• Law enforcement in the United States
• Student financial aid in the United States
• Prohibition of drugs
• Office of Federal Student Aid
• Drug rehabilitation
• Public policy
• Pell Grant
• Student financial aid
• Education
• Government

POST-CONVICTION RELIEF IN CALIFORNIA SHOULD BE UNAFFECTED BY CHAIDEZ v. UNITED STATES Michael K. Mehr, for Immigrant Legal Resource Center In Chaidez v. United States, 568 U.S. _____, ____S.Ct.____, 2013 WL[removed], (Febr

Source URL: www.ilrc.org

• United States constitutional criminal procedure
• Padilla v. Kentucky
• Ineffective assistance of counsel
• State court
• Plea
• Public defender
• Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution
• Collateral consequences of criminal conviction
• Law
• Criminal procedure
• Criminal law

KENTUCKY INNOCENCE PROJECT There are, unfortunately, many people in this nation convicted of various crimes and serving time in prison who are actually innocent. There is little doubt that there are innocent people pres

Source URL: www.dpa.ky.gov

• Innocence Project
• Justice
• Prisoner
• Conviction
• Law
• Criminal law
• Crime

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University Governor Holds Signing Ceremony for Bill that Makes Major Improvements to Post-Conviction DNA Access Law Contact: David Dodge; [removed]; [removed]

Source URL: www.dpa.ky.gov

• Biology
• Innocence Project
• DNA profiling
• Exoneration
• Barry Scheck
• Conviction
• Innocence Protection Act
• Kirk Bloodsworth
• Criminal law
• Overturned convictions in the United States
• Law

STATE OF FLORIDA UNIFORM TRAFFIC CITATION STATISTICS SEAT BELT AND CHILD RESTRAINT CONVICTION COMPARISON BY COUNTY County Alachua

Source URL: www.flhsmv.gov

• Florida Senate
• Government of Florida
• Florida AFL–CIO
• Florida
• State governments of the United States
• Florida Legislature

Immigrant Legal Resource Center, www.ilrc.org January 2013 § N.3 Record of Conviction § N.3 The Record of Conviction

Source URL: www.ilrc.org

• Moral turpitude
• Plea bargain
• Taylor v. United States
• Appeal
• Probation
• Leocal v. Ashcroft
• Expungement
• Law
• Criminal law
• Aggravated felony

Chicago’s Study on Preventable Crimes Requiring DNA for felony arrests can solve and prevent violent crimes. Waiting for conviction can cost lives. Study completed by the City of Chicago, and presented to the State Leg

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• Violence
• Biometrics
• DNA
• Sex crimes
• DNA profiling
• Rape
• Laws regarding rape
• Assault
• Felony
• Crimes
• Law
• Ethics