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Title: A convicted felon who is prevented from voting, serving on a jury, or carrying a pistol, is being subjected to Post by: JisselFlores on Sep 30, 2019 A convicted felon who is prevented from voting, serving on a jury, or carrying a pistol, is being subjected to
▸ unconstitutional restrictions, according to Richardson v. California. ▸ conditions that can be imposed while the felon is in prison but that must be restored as soon as the felon leaves prison. ▸ civil disabilities. ▸ typical conditions of a pardon. Title: A convicted felon who is prevented from voting, serving on a jury, or carrying a pistol, is being subjected to Post by: Cass Stein on Sep 30, 2019 Content hidden
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Title: A convicted felon who is prevented from voting, serving on a jury, or carrying a pistol, is being subjected to Post by: Cass Stein on Sep 30, 2019 Welcome :)
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