Essays
Missouri Bars Reformed Criminals From Serving in Democratic Government
In Missouri, convicted criminals, even after serving their time and reforming, lack the ability to hold any form of public office.
Staff Columnist
Tyler Curtis is a Staff Columnist for 71 Republic writing on economics and criminal justice. His work appeared at the Foundation for Economic Education, the Mises Institute's Mises Wire, National Review, the Washington Examiner, and USA Today. Tyler earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Missouri University of Science and Technology.
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Essays
In Missouri, convicted criminals, even after serving their time and reforming, lack the ability to hold any form of public office.
Opinion
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