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Originally Posted by JohnK
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Originally Posted by Dave Noble
Doing a look into Moral Turpitude (from the Handbook of Criminal Evidence by Davis ) it does say ( for Georgia)
It has been held that the following offenses are crimes involving moral turpitude:
• Fraud or false pretenses in obtaining something of value
• Larceny or a misdemeanor theft by taking
• Larceny after trust
• Murder
• Soliciting for prostitutes
• Voluntary manslaughter
• Sale of narcotics or other illegal drugs
• Pattern of failure to file federal tax returns in years in which taxes are due
• Criminal Issuance of a bad check
• Making a false report of a crime
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I can't hold on any longer. Sorry guys. 
" Murder" followed by " soliciting for prostitutes". :? Now that is chalk and cheese. Reminds me of the days when murder and stealing a loaf of bread were treated the same. 
Is this the full list? There seems to be some other serious crimes missing from it. |
So it looks like under US Law, if you commit First or Second degree murder, you cannot enter, but if its 3rd degree, your OK...
This is a good news story. "Drunk Teen refused Visa to USA for Folk Lift Joyride"
I do think its more a breakdown of a single US INS person in Sydney not using his brain, than the whole system. But then again.........
Rob