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‘Second chance’ at employment sought for Kentuckians leaving incarceration

By Sarah Ladd,

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2pissuoff

8h ago

Imagine having consequences for your actions

American Slave

12h ago

there's so many laws and circumstances with each individual. there's some or many that should have second chances. especially if it's like they're fighting drug addiction or something like that. that's no excuse for a lot of actions. but at the same time if it's small offenses it shouldn't be held against them if they wasn't hurting anyone but themselves. drinking and drugs is normally what gets people locked up. because whatever illegal they're doing is usually for that.

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