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• Kansas
  ==Criminal Background Checks for Prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents== ...uct fingerprint-based national criminal history record checks to determine criminal history on persons residing, working, or regularly volunteering in a foster
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• Mississippi
  *Has a history of past or present conduct, including criminal convictions, that viewed in its entirety would pose a risk of substantial harm to the p ==Criminal Background Checks for Prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents==
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• New Jersey
  ==Criminal Background Checks for Prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents== ...ter care applicant shall ensure that a fingerprint-based State and Federal criminal history background check, current within 1 year, and a child [[abuse]] reco
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• South Dakota
  *Has been convicted of any crime punishable by imprisonment in the penitentiary for a period that, in the opinion of the court, will de ==Criminal Background Checks for Prospective Foster and Adoptive Parents==
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• Jimmy Santiago Baca and Adoption
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• A. John Bird and Adoption
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• Alex Brimeyer and Adoption
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• Camilo Castelo Branco and Adoption
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• John Church and Adoption
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• Eric Robertson Cullen and Adoption
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• William Lloyd Garrison and Adoption
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• Piers Gaveston and Adoption
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• Jean Genet and Adoption
  White, Edmund. Introduction to Criminal Desires: Jean Genet and Cinema, by Jane Giles. (London: Creation Books, 200 [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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• Julia Grant and Adoption
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• Andrew Jackson and Adoption
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• David Ivon Jones and Adoption
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• Hans-Joachim Klein and Adoption
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• Konrad Kujau and Adoption
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• Barbara La Marr and Adoption
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• John Doyle Lee and Adoption
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• Andy McNab and Adoption
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• Neil Morrissey and Adoption
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• Dana Michelle Plato and Adoption
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• George Reynolds and Adoption
  ...was eight and came out at 16, illiterate and unskilled. He became a common criminal and was sent to prison for four years, during which he made a small fortune [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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• Tito and Adoption
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• Transportees and Adoption
  ..., including some children, to its colonies as exiles, as an alternative to imprisonment or hanging. Even children convicted of offenses which today might merit no [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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• François Truffaut and Adoption
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• Mordechai Vanunu and Adoption
  During his imprisonment he was awarded several international awards for peace. [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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• François Villon and Adoption
  His adult life was that of a criminal (including the murder of a priest and robberies from churches and his pries [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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• William Apess and Adoption
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• Keshav Baliram Hedgewar and Adoption
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• Benito Pablo Juárez and Adoption
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• Kishi Nobusuke and Adoption
  ...zation for World War II. These activities led to his imprisonment as a war criminal after the war until 1948. In 1953 he was elected to the Japanese Diet's Hou [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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• Nobusuke Kishi and Adoption
  ...zation for World War II. These activities led to his imprisonment as a war criminal after the war until 1948. In 1953 he was elected to the Japanese Diet's Hou [[Category: Criminal Convictions, Imprisonment]]
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