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    Each state has the right to determine its own disenfranchisement laws. However‚ not if they conflict with the constitutional voting rights. Felon disenfranchisement is the stripping of voting rights from those individuals who have been convicted of a felony. These rights can be taken in multiple ways‚ however there are five prominent categories: permanent loss of voting rights (twelve states)‚ right restored after parole and probation (nineteen states)‚ restored after parole (four states)‚ restored

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    Maine and Vermont prohibits felons from voting while in prison.[1] Nine other states disenfranchise felons for various lengths of time following the completion of their probation or parole. Two states‚ Kentucky and Virginia‚ continue to impose a lifelong denial of the right to vote to all citizens with a felony record‚ in the absence of a restoration of civil rights by the Governor or‚ where allowed‚ state legislature.[1] Felon jury exclusion The lifetime exclusion of felons from jury service is the

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    incarceration. America has not become a post racial society but has only adjusted it’s tactics for suppressing black people. Growing up as a black male in America is hard‚ living life as a convicted felon is twice as hard. As if there aren’t enough obstacles or enough adversity that we have to face daily‚ being label a convicted felon adds to it. It angers me because they aren’t being given a chance. Notice I didn’t say a second chance because in the society we live in black men don’t stand a

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    Political Crimes and Voting

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    POLITICAL CRIME VOTING RIGHTS The standard sense of the phrase‚ a political crime is an action deemed illegal by a government in order to control real or imagine threats to its survival‚ at the expense of a range of human rights and freedoms. Thus actions which are not criminal per se‚ meaning that they are not anti-social‚ but pro-social‚ are criminality at the convenience of the group holding power. In criminology‚ a political crime is an act or omission prejudicial to the interests of the state

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    safety rules and rules that are meant to keep guns away from children and convicted felons as well as other irresponsible people who could possibly injure or kill another person. All legitimate gun owners understand that guns kill and there should be some form of gun control in order to prevent accidents from happening. Accidents are not the only reason for supporting gun control. Another reason is to prevent criminal’s‚ felons‚ the mentally ill‚ as well as abusers of wives or husbands from having access

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    Dna Profiling Saves Lives

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    lawteacher.net/criminology/essays/criminal-dna-databases-are-not-just-for-felons-anymore-criminology-essay.php en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNA_profiling http://academic.udayton.edu/health/05bioethics/00rooker.htm http://www.dnasaves.org/dna_law.php http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/case/revolution/databases.html http://www.innocenceproject.org/news/Blog-Search.php?category=3&check=true&tag=&term=felon&x=1&y=1 http://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/liberty-privacy-and-dna-databases

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    laws‚ when an individual is convicted of a crime‚ he or she loses

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    perpetrator as being chest free of hair and tattoos. Alexander’s chest had tattoos and was hairy.” Alexander was then convicted of two cases and was then sentenced to 70 years in prison. Alexander was convicted of the remaining two cases‚ but mitochondrial DNA testing was not accessible at the time of his conviction‚ but it was later used to clear him of one of the two crimes he was convicted for. Michael Murphy had confessed to the crime and hairs from the scene had concluded that it matched Murphy’s profile

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    Gun Control Imagine a world where there were no laws controlling who could and couldn’t buy guns. Imagine that a felon who had committed armed robbery could walk into any store and buy a gun along with the ammunition that is needed for that gun. It would be a scary would if anybody and everybody were able to buy a gun. If there were no laws for gun owners this situation could happen these laws are put into place to protect not only citizens but to protect the gun owners. Thankfully we live in a

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    Unemployment In Prisons

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    The United States of America locks up more people‚ per capita‚ than any other nation. But grappling with why requires us consider the many types of correctional facilities and the reasons that 2.3 million people there (Wagner). When someone get convicted of a felony they immediately lose many of their rights. One of the biggest things that they lose is the right to vote and that can decide a lot of someones life. Many people in places such as Florida don’t know that you can regain your rights to

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