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Convicts may have difficulty finding employment after serving their sentence.
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Convicts may have their voting rights restricted or revoked, depending on the jurisdiction.
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Convicts may have their voting rights restricted or revoked, even after serving their sentence.
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Conviction can refer to a legal judgment declaring someone guilty of a crime and carrying a penalty.
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Convictions are often seen as a reflection of a person's moral character and can affect their reputation and future opportunities.
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The legal system places a strong emphasis on obtaining convictions for criminals.
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Convictions play a significant role in criminal justice system outcomes, often resulting in imprisonment or probation.
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