Currently, whichof the following rights is generally not taken away from convicted offenders?

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Group of answer choices

The right to hold public office.

The right to own or possess firearms.

the right to vote while on probation or parole.

The right to own property.

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Answer 1

Generally, the right that is not taken away from convicted offenders is the right to own property. While various jurisdictions may impose restrictions on the other rights listed, many convicted individuals retain the right to own property, even if they may face limitations on other rights like voting or firearm possession.

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