Maurice Alexander was 61 when he was convicted on a misdemeanor charge. He only served ten days in jail, but six years later it would cost him a chance at affordable housing and leave him homeless for ...

It is time for federal courts to appraise more realistically all consequences that a criminal conviction has on a defendant. When determining a sentence for a criminal defendant, federal courts are ...

In the context of a criminal prosecution, trial counsel must be aware of the many different collateral consequences of a criminal conviction. In the context of a criminal prosecution, trial counsel ...

No, the Declaration of Independence Did Not Reject Executive Power Supreme Court Allows States to Protect Girls’ Sports from Male Athletes Daniel Oliver, R.I.P. Zohran Mamdani’s Bogus Explanation for ...

Collateral consequences of criminal conviction are civil disabilities imposed by local, state, and federal lawmakers and sometimes by administrative bodies. They are distinct from the direct ...

In case you had any doubt that federal prosecutors favor corporations over individuals, check out Mythili Raman’s testimony before a House hearing this week. Raman is the acting chief of the Criminal ...

If you are convicted of a criminal offense in the state of Vermont, you may never be issued a license to deal cars or livestock, work as a radiologist’s assistant or set up a business at the airport.

Maurice Alexander was 61 when he was convicted on a misdemeanor charge. He only served ten days in jail, but six years later it would cost him a chance at affordable housing and leave him homeless for ...

John was Vice President for the Institute for Constitutional Government at The Heritage Foundation. In light of growing evidence that a number of collateral consequences may frustrate reintegration ...