Not meaning to play Devil's Advocate here, but out of curiosity... if anyone was convicted of a crime, but already paid the fine or served their prison term, shouldn't they be able to live a normal life again, including getting back into their jobs? At least this would be the case in my country, just with some restrictions. Like, if someone once hurt children, they won't be allowed to ever work with children again, or if they abused an animal, they won't be allowed to work with animals again.
From what I understand is that you need to have a pretty spotless record to become an FBI agent. Regardless of time served/penalties etc… I’m pretty certain that being convicted of intercourse with animals takes you out of contention for FBI. There’s always exceptions, but this one should be pretty clear cut.. but what do I know? ….
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u/7thFleetTraveller 7h ago
Not meaning to play Devil's Advocate here, but out of curiosity... if anyone was convicted of a crime, but already paid the fine or served their prison term, shouldn't they be able to live a normal life again, including getting back into their jobs? At least this would be the case in my country, just with some restrictions. Like, if someone once hurt children, they won't be allowed to ever work with children again, or if they abused an animal, they won't be allowed to work with animals again.