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Criminal Issues + Criminal Voting Rights

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It depends , never thought about this but I’d hate for a rapist to push for pedo laws so maybe? Depending on the situati…

Yes, unless they have specifically committed intentional voter fraud or a related voting fraud crime, then it should be…

Yes, but only if they completed their sentences, parole, and probation. Not if they are felons convicted of murder or vi…

This is very dependent on the crime and the person in question's character. Perhaps have panels of experts who evaluate…

they should because they have already served there time and should be able to have every freedom of everyone else. Becas…

Yes, but with a few exceptions. Sexual assault/rapists, murderers, pedophilia convicted crimes, treason.

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