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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a felons" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "a felon" when referring to a single individual or "felons" when referring to multiple individuals without the article "a."
Example: "He was once a felon but has turned his life around."
Alternatives: "a criminal" or "an offender."
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Under the legislation, "Class A" felons — who have committed the most serious crimes, like murder and manslaughter — are ineligible, as are sex offenders.
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A felon.
Sheila is a felon.
He is a felon.
One's a Felon?
"I'm a felon," he said.
You do sound good for a felon.
New York|One's a Felon?
As a felon, Mr. Spengler was prohibited from owning guns.
And companies did not want financing from a felon.
Basically, under American law, anyone interesting is a felon.
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