Legal Question in Criminal Law in Colorado
Colorado Springs, Co. In El Paso County; can a Parole Officer deny an offender's
right to work as an independant contractor for a local company?
(1)With out asking poarole board, or a supervisor?
(2)Being Denied the right to work, be employed... By some one other than employer?
(3)Does this violate any right or amendments? civil - constituional - state/govt - discriminatory - Some thing any thing ?
1 Answer from Attorneys
There are legislative and public policies which may conflict with your ability to be employed in certain fields. There are also state licensing requirements which may pose a conflict. The conflicts depend upon: the conviction type; dismissed charges; the field of employment; work exposure to certain groups; licensing pre-requisites. If you are still on parole and not yet at your "statutory discharge date", your constitutional rights are very limited.
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