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Obvoiusly you've never worked in the oilfield where part of the criteria you have to meet is having done time before. You just have to know what kind of jobs to look for and where to find them. More than likely your not going to be manager of Dilliards if you have have an aggravated assualt charge on you. So your choices do become limited but not completley hopeless. Just that most the available ones that are willing to hire you are very physical hands on labor type jobs but are also very good paying paying jobs with room for advancing. So if your a mama's boy whos never been in a real manly work environment and may be a little skittish about having to share a room with someone who's done time. I wouldnt advise this career choice for you, you may want to take a different route.

Back on topic though, as far as rehibilitation I think it can happen and does work for some. I've seen people change they're lives and take advantage of a second chance.
Then there are those who just dont care to change and become worse than they were before and become a product of the system. I dont think everyone in prison is a total complete waste of space and time.

There are people with spotless records who far more deserve to be where some inmates have landed themselves, or who have had to do time before.

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