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 are examples 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