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January 23, 2018

7342 US adults surveyed

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State bar associations are increasingly allowing convicted felons to become licensed lawyers if they can prove that they are fit for the profession and fully rehabilitated. Do you think that convicted felons should be allowed to become lawyers?

Conducted January 23, 2018

YouGov surveyed 7342 US adults

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State bar associations are increasingly allowing convicted felons to become licensed lawyers if they can prove that they are fit for the profession and fully rehabilitated. Do you think that convicted felons should be allowed to become lawyers?

Conducted January 23, 2018

YouGov surveyed 7342 US adults

By:
40%
33%
27%

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