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UNDERSTANDING COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES - NCJRS
Criminal conviction brings with it a host of sanctions and disqualifications that can place an unanticipated burden on individu-als trying to re-enter society and lead lives as productive citizens. The impact of these COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES is often discussed in the context of offender re-entry, but they attach not only to felonies and incarcerated individuals but also to misdemean-ors and individuals who have never been incarcerated. COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES tend to last indefinitely, long after an individual is fully COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES affect a convicted per-son s employment and business opportunities; others deny access to government benefits and program participation, including student loans, housing, con-tracting and other forms of participation in civic Court Security Improvement Act of 2007 directed NIJ to carry out a national survey of COLLATERAL conse-quences. Through a competitive process, NIJ awarded a grant to the American Bar Association (ABA) to undertake the comprehensive, systematic collection of the COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES of conviction for both state and federal offenses in each of the 50 states, the territories and the District of 2012, the ABA launched the National Inventory of the COLLATERAL CONSEQUENCES of Conviction, an interactive database of sanctions and restrictions across the nation.
sanctions and disqualifications that can ... NIJ Journal / Issue No. 272 September 2013 27 National Institute of Justice | www.NIJ.gov Legislators, policymakers and researchers also can use the database to: ... Beyond the Sentence — Understanding Collateral Consequences
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