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Report companies who consider DA a conviction.

We want to talk to HR representatives about the issue of Deferred Adjudication. We would like to know more about what they are doing with Deferred Adjudication's since under state law Deferred Adjudication is not to be considered a conviction. We want to know how they justify discriminating against people on DA.

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