How would, "
What happens after prisoners become accountants / lawyers / bankers..." sound? To me, it says that trust in our profession is interchangeable with that of trained felons.
I'd rather not have technically proficient felons near passwords, credit card #s, and other personal information.
Edit:
I hate to sound like a Calvinist here, but you have to ask yourself how much a change in behavior is due to "rehabilitation", and how much of it is purely situational.
From what I've seen, they're model employees, until the setback--be it divorce, drugs, financial hardship, stress, etc. Then there is the backslide.
And you don't have to take my word for it. Recidivism rates are very very high.
I'd rather not have technically proficient felons near passwords, credit card #s, and other personal information.
Edit:
I hate to sound like a Calvinist here, but you have to ask yourself how much a change in behavior is due to "rehabilitation", and how much of it is purely situational.
From what I've seen, they're model employees, until the setback--be it divorce, drugs, financial hardship, stress, etc. Then there is the backslide.
And you don't have to take my word for it. Recidivism rates are very very high.