After leaving prison, convicts are barred from certain jobs and are not eligible for certain government benefits. These are called

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These are known as collateral consequences, which are additional civil state penalties, mandated by statute, that attach to criminal convictions. They are not part of the direct consequences (such as imprisonment, fines, or probation) of criminal conviction, but rather are additional restrictions or penalties that can affect someone's life significantly after they have served their sentence.

After Leaving Prison, Convicts Are Barred from Certain Jobs and Are