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Simply put, felony convictions limit post-release opportunities. Job prospects are limited, volunteer options are restricted, and the stigma of a felony conviction never fully fades. For those who have lived law-abiding post-conviction lives, a pardon can open many doors that have been firmly closed. Disqualified individuals can, however, seek a potential pardon through the traditional clemency application process.
Partnering law schools have discretion to decline applications that do not align with the mission of the program. Submit the required intake forms. Those who meet the minimum requirements and are accepted into the program will be assisted in gathering information and documents needed to complete the applicant's full clemency application.
An expedited hearing is set by the Ohio Parole Board upon confirmation of the completed application and current eligibility. Based on the recommendation of the Ohio Parole Board, the Ohio Governor will make his final decision to grant or deny a pardon. More in-depth, step-by-step details on the application and parole board hearing process can be found at ohioexpeditedpardon. Begin the application process now at www.
Contact us at pardonproject governor. Here are some examples of those who were pardoned in Ohio after reforming their lives post-conviction. For 20 years, an Ohio mom rotated in and out of the criminal justice system.
Driven by the fog and hunger of substance use disorder, Patrice Palmer racked up seven felonies and served time in prison for theft and drug-related nonviolent crimes.
Her life turned around when she received treatment for her addiction and depression, helping her to put her life back together.
As years passed, she graduated from college, started her career, and led a crime-free, drug-free life. She wanted to seek a pardon so she could pursue a license in social work but found the clemency process in to be a time-consuming, complex maze. Patrice Palmer knows what it is like to be in the grip of addiction and driven to desperation. She vowed to make a change. Palmer asked the prison staff for help and, when her sentence ended, she entered a treatment center in Cincinnati to address her addiction and depression.
After completing treatment, a determined Palmer started over. Soon, she became discouraged by the complicated process. In the end, Palmer and her team put together a page pardon packet, which included her criminal record as well as support letters, commendations, and training certificates. I had only heard horrible things about the parole board.
Palmer arrived at the hearing cloaked in success and surrounded by more than a dozen friends, family, and co-workers offering support, but her past was laid bare and she felt humiliated. On the eve of Thanksgiving , she found that her pardon had been approved. I thought I deserved to rewind what I have done wrong. Despite serving their sentences and becoming good, law-abiding citizens, their criminal records continue to limit their opportunities.
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