The Fact That Ex-Felons Cannot Vote in Certain States, Are

Multiple Choice

The fact that ex-felons cannot vote in certain states, are denied occupational licenses, and may have experienced the breakup of their family while incarcerated is an example of:

A) Mandatory supervised release sanctions
B) The lack of due process in the justice model
C) Collateral consequences of conviction
D) The differences between mandatory and discretionary parole
E) The prisonization process