The rights of convicted felons in North Carolina ...

Be indicted and convicted of a crime in North Carolina, a certain rights are permanently revoked. ... .Under certain circumstances, a convicted criminal to be able to resume most of his rights and with a grace that each of them. ... .RightsFelons Voting in North Carolina have limited voting rights rights.While some states like Maine and Vermont allow criminals from prison to vote, this is not the case in North Carolina. ... .According to the law of North Carolina, a convicted criminal, therefore, when all monitored probation and can not vote parole.You ThatConvicted criminals in North Carolina can not hold a second firearm.The. Do not have to change convicted felons the right to a weapon. .even if they keep hidden the gun in their house. ... .On 1 .December 2004, convicted felons in North Carolina not again have their right to a weapon, even if they have served their entire criminal sentence.PardonsConvicted receiving a pardon may serve on a jury felons .. .be sentenced in North Carolina. .back their rights if they receive a pardon. ... .A complete rehabilitation in North Carolina would be a convicted felon, government departments, and a jury. ... .The North Carolina Constitution states that only the governor can grant a pardon ....