Sentence examples for felons at from inspiring English sources
"Most former felons at 45 have ceased their criminal activity.
In Florida, a recent survey pegged support for rights restoration for former felons at 71percentt.
Voting rights advocates are furious that Florida's governor-elect, Ron DeSantis, appears to be mulling ways to slow the implementation of a widely approved November ballot initiative that restores voting power to nonviolent felons at the end of their sentences.
The felon at issue is Alan G. Hevesi, the former New York State comptroller.
These numbers exclude any person who was not considered a felon at the time of their death, as well as any unjustifiable homicides.
He hated confrontation, preferring to convey a rebuke with a discreet, if still unequivocal, word to the felon at the end of the over.
John Taht Washington, D.C. Danielle Allen's heart-achingly beautiful history of her cousin — who became a convicted felon at the age of fifteen, was incarcerated for eleven years, and was killed soon after his release — searches for explanations ("American Inferno," July 24th).
Using new Census data on the voting age population, and adjusting for recent changes in state disenfranchisement laws, the study placed the number of disenfranchised ex-felons at 6.1 million.
Charles Satchell, 65, was the only ex-felon at the table still without the right to vote.
And I thought of Ted Stevens, who was a convicted felon at the time of the 2008 election.
Local groups like Towards Employment are tackling the issue at the individual level, one former felon at a time.
