What does the word fairness mean in today's society? By its very definition, fairness is the impartial and just treatment or behavior without favoritism or discrimination, but does that rule apply to ex-felons. Should ex-felons be shown fairness after breaking the law. To keep the jurisdiction over the community and justice, Assembly Bill 181 should not be passed. Citizens who are willing to abide by the law and follow the rules should be the only ones who are allowed governmental privileges, such as the right to vote. Also, finding out whether ex-felons have transformed after being released from prison is a difficult thing to prove, but if convicts want, they can prove that they want their rights by attending AA meetings,which would help
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There are many things that set us apart from other countries like our right to vote and freedom of expression. That's why these privileges should be kept to those willing to follow the rules and abide by the law.
Citizens who are willing to abide by the law and following the rules should be the only ones who are allowed privileges such as the right to vote.
Citizens who follow the the rules and respect the law should be the only people who are granted these privileges; like the right to vote, hold public office, and bear arms.
According to the text, “Agenda for Demolition’: The Fallacy and the Danger of the ‘Subversive Voting’ Argument for Felony Disenfranchisement” Convicts and former inmates make vote to “weaken the criminal law” This isn’t in APA format for citations. You can ask Mrs. Stockard how to do in text citations
Argument (What does it have to do with your thesis) Those whothat can be trusted to vote honestly should be the only one being allowed to vote. Citizens who can be trusted with such a privilege should be the only ones to complete that task …show more content…
2 Argument Could ex-felons be ready to take back on society after losing their civil rights? Many do not think so..
Argument against your thesis If ex-felons can discharge from prison, parole or probation honorable then they should have their civil rights restored because they have been through the justice systemenough and to where they should earn their rights back.
Reason your thesis is RIGHT
However, this bill It was right because it should not be passed becausefor it would bring up too many public safety concerns in the communities where ex felons would return with the right to vote, serve on juries, and bear arms. issues about how citizens are upset for these law breakers to be voting, jury service and bearing guns.
Final thought
Civil rights are guaranteed for law-abiding citizens who mean to do good for their society, and restoring these same rights to ex felons violates the very basis these laws were founded upon; therefore, if felons cause harm to a community, the community should not reciprocate with
There are many things that set us apart from other countries like our right to vote and freedom of expression. That's why these privileges should be kept to those willing to follow the rules and abide by the law.
Citizens who are willing to abide by the law and following the rules should be the only ones who are allowed privileges such as the right to vote.
Citizens who follow the the rules and respect the law should be the only people who are granted these privileges; like the right to vote, hold public office, and bear arms.
According to the text, “Agenda for Demolition’: The Fallacy and the Danger of the ‘Subversive Voting’ Argument for Felony Disenfranchisement” Convicts and former inmates make vote to “weaken the criminal law” This isn’t in APA format for citations. You can ask Mrs. Stockard how to do in text citations
Argument (What does it have to do with your thesis) Those whothat can be trusted to vote honestly should be the only one being allowed to vote. Citizens who can be trusted with such a privilege should be the only ones to complete that task …show more content…
2 Argument Could ex-felons be ready to take back on society after losing their civil rights? Many do not think so..
Argument against your thesis If ex-felons can discharge from prison, parole or probation honorable then they should have their civil rights restored because they have been through the justice systemenough and to where they should earn their rights back.
Reason your thesis is RIGHT
However, this bill It was right because it should not be passed becausefor it would bring up too many public safety concerns in the communities where ex felons would return with the right to vote, serve on juries, and bear arms. issues about how citizens are upset for these law breakers to be voting, jury service and bearing guns.
Final thought
Civil rights are guaranteed for law-abiding citizens who mean to do good for their society, and restoring these same rights to ex felons violates the very basis these laws were founded upon; therefore, if felons cause harm to a community, the community should not reciprocate with