Can I be a firefighter with a felony?

Many people are worried that a past brush with the law could have an impact on their career as a Firefighter. However, having a criminal record will not necessarily bar you from becoming a firefighter. If you have a criminal record, and unspent convictions, you will have to declare this during the application process.

How many terms can a president have?

two
Twenty-second Amendment, amendment (1951) to the Constitution of the United States effectively limiting to two the number of terms a president of the United States may serve.

How much are prisoners paid to fight fires?

The fire-camp program began in 1946, and California continues to rely on more than 1,000 inmates, who are paid $2 to $5 a day in camp and an additional $1 to $2 an hour when they’re on a fire line. The program saves California taxpayers about $100 million a year, according to the corrections department. A.B.

Can I be president if I have a criminal record?

There is nothing preventing you from becoming president if you have a criminal record outside of whether or not voters will elect you. You missed the 4th required… You must also be elected. Sure but if people know about it, you probably won’t get elected.

Can I run for President?

Yes, you can run for president. The U.S. Constitution is very specific about the rules to be President. You have to be at least 35 years old, you have to be a natural-born citizen, and you have to have been a resident of the United States for the past 14 years.

Can a felon run for President of the United States?

Yes. The constitution says any natural born citizen over the age of 35 and having resided in the USA for (10 or 14, I forget) years is eligible to run for president. It makes no other distinctions. No president has been convicted of any felons and/or served time for it before taking office.

Can an incarcerated person run for President?

Indeed, at least three incarcerated people have run for U.S. president before with no legal obstacles. In 1920, Socialist Party leader Eugene V. Debs ran while incarcerated for charges related to his protesting against World War I. Another candidate, Lyndon LaRouche, ran in 1992 while incarcerated for tax evasion and mail fraud.