[AKbear]

Getting your rights back upon serving a sentence is due process. Denying rights even after completing a sentence violates due process.

The reasoning is, if I commit a crime and am found guilty of that crime and given a sentence, once I complete that sentence, due process is upheld. To continue to deny my rights because of what I _might_ do is denial of due process.

[JCG]

The reasoning is, if I commit a crime and am found guilty of that crime and given a sentence, once I complete that sentence, due process is upheld. To continue to deny my rights because of what I _might_ do is denial of due process.

Learn what due process is and then come back to the debate.  You don't get to make it up as you go along.