• @Squizzy
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    96 months ago

    Bail and parole are such bullshit in the US, if rights are inalienable, and given that they are true to a person and not bestowed by the state then why can the first amendment be disregarded in tis circumstance? Becuase the amendments dont mean shit.

    • @breakingcups
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      36 months ago

      They can exercise those rights by serving their full sentence.

      • @Squizzy
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        26 months ago

        So the rights are conditional, pending government approval?

        • @breakingcups
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          16 months ago

          No, but you can agree to sign something that limits those rights in exchange for something else, like early release.

  • @Zachariah
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    76 months ago

    People on supervised release are generally required to “refrain from … associating unnecessarily with” those who have prior felony convictions, among other conditions, according to officials.