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It doesn't come with life-long punishment. She's banned from public office for five years (immediate), and jailed for four years (won't come into effect until a
by rsynnott 2y ago
It doesn't come with life-long punishment. She's banned from public office for five years (immediate), and jailed for four years (won't come into effect until after the appeal).
- pc86 2y agoI'm just talking about felons in the US who have served their time in incarceration and finished parole/probation/supervised release being denied multiple rights for the rest of their lives.
- throwaway173738 2y agoThat’s actually up to each state. For example in my home state you can vote once you’ve served your term and any probation.