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Definition: Secondary penalties beyond the sentence itself: loss of voting rights, firearm restrictions, sex offender registration, professional license revocation, immigration consequences (deportation), public housing ineligibility, and employment barriers.
Category: Post-Case · Statute: Various Florida Statutes · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Collateral Consequences of Conviction in Florida
Secondary penalties beyond the sentence itself: loss of voting rights, firearm restrictions, sex offender registration, professional license revocation, immigration consequences (deportation), public housing ineligibility, and employment barriers.
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