Comments on: Canada Pardons http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/ My little place from infinity Mon, 21 May 2012 10:55:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Maria http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-220 Maria Thu, 18 Oct 2007 14:37:37 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-220 I've never heard about this kind of forgiveness so far... I wonder how tolerable are those people working for the organization... Hope they're not too understanding :) Cheers! I’ve never heard about this kind of forgiveness so far… I wonder how tolerable are those people working for the organization… Hope they’re not too understanding :)

Cheers!

]]> By: Jerad Kaliher http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-221 Jerad Kaliher Fri, 19 Oct 2007 08:27:59 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-221 So if I get this straight this organization is able to find you a pardon for all of your crimes in Canada and find you papers to allow you to come over to the US? This is a pretty extreme form of rehabilitation if you ask me. It makes me think that they want these people to find a new life for themselves as long as it's not in Canada. So if I get this straight this organization is able to find you a pardon for all of your crimes in Canada and find you papers to allow you to come over to the US?

This is a pretty extreme form of rehabilitation if you ask me. It makes me think that they want these people to find a new life for themselves as long as it’s not in Canada.

]]> By: nicusor http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-222 nicusor Fri, 19 Oct 2007 08:55:44 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-222 "...by completing the application form you obtain a free case assessment from the pardon service organization in Canada..." From what I understand, this doesn't mean you will be pardoned no matter what. But consider this - maybe someone did something wrong like driving without a license more than 20 years ago and he not even got a ticket since then. I really think that such a person deserves to be pardoned, don't you? “…by completing the application form you obtain a free case assessment from the pardon service organization in Canada…”

From what I understand, this doesn’t mean you will be pardoned no matter what.

But consider this - maybe someone did something wrong like driving without a license more than 20 years ago and he not even got a ticket since then. I really think that such a person deserves to be pardoned, don’t you?

]]> By: Leather Recliners http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-758 Leather Recliners Sun, 25 May 2008 08:14:15 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-758 I think these kinds of services should be known publicly. Such a program is obviously not known by many. Pardons should be studied and taken seriously by professionals. And if they think that person deserves a pardon, they should give him that chance. It would help him start over and lead a better life. I think these kinds of services should be known publicly. Such a program is obviously not known by many. Pardons should be studied and taken seriously by professionals. And if they think that person deserves a pardon, they should give him that chance. It would help him start over and lead a better life.

]]> By: Smith http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-2082 Smith Sat, 02 Jan 2010 10:49:25 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-2082 nice story, sir...thank you :)) nice story, sir…thank you :))

]]> By: Clinton Barett http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-3071 Clinton Barett Sun, 13 Jun 2010 09:36:36 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-3071 I think you are referring to recent criminal history, as small things that happened over 3 years ago are erased from your record AUTOMATICALLY and at no cost. These services are useful only for people who cannot legally enter either country due to an active criminal record. This practice exists and border guards frequently check for that when they scan your id, if they find you too dangerous (at their discretion) to enter the country they will not let you through. I think you are referring to recent criminal history, as small things that happened over 3 years ago are erased from your record AUTOMATICALLY and at no cost.
These services are useful only for people who cannot legally enter either country due to an active criminal record. This practice exists and border guards frequently check for that when they scan your id, if they find you too dangerous (at their discretion) to enter the country they will not let you through.

]]> By: Anonymous http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-3929 Anonymous Sun, 24 Oct 2010 23:13:12 +0000 http://nicusor.com/others/canada-pardons/#comment-3929 A criminal record is there for a reason and is a deterrent for normal people to consider crimes, as well as providing employers with information, etc. It seems that the less time criminals serve and the less harshly they are punished, the higher crime rates escalate though and I think criminals shouldn't always be given a second chance... or 100th chance, as things are in the UK! A criminal record is there for a reason and is a deterrent for normal people to consider crimes, as well as providing employers with information, etc. It seems that the less time criminals serve and the less harshly they are punished, the higher crime rates escalate though and I think criminals shouldn’t always be given a second chance… or 100th chance, as things are in the UK!

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