The U.S. Constitution states that people who have committed crimes forfeit their rights and civil liberties.

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The U.S. Constitution does not explicitly state that people who have committed crimes forfeit their rights and civil liberties. While certain rights can be limited or lost due to criminal convictions (such as the right to vote, bear arms, or serve on a jury in some states), this is not a blanket forfeiture of all rights and civil liberties.

The US Constitution States That People Who Have Committed Crimes Forfeit