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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So will they have felonies the rest of their lives (ie they’re felons)? I think that’s far worse than a couple weeks / months in jail.[/quote]

I mean, it would be for normal people, but what does that really mean when you have no need to work and your social circle probably approves of this kind of behavior?[/quote]

Can't vote
Can't own a gun
Some countries will not let you enter[/quote]

Very small list of countries - no impact.[/quote]

Another problem is that later offenses will carry bigger or more serious penalties.  Look at OJ Simpson.  Later offenses (like when he was trying to retrieve his own memorabilia with questionable tactics) carried higher penalties because of the gun restriction.

More problematic for Lori Laughlin is that there will be advertising and promotional opportunities that she will not be able to take advantage of.  There are companies that will no longer work with her, there are organizations that will not have her as a spokesperson or hire her for advertising, etc.  With the number of opportunities less than the number of stars in Hollywood, losing a portion of the available work can make it harder to get work in her line.

For Gianulli, there are companies and institutions, like banks and financing institutions that may no longer choose to work with him or his company.

And ultimately, anything they do financially, there will be far more scrutiny of them and what they are doing by both collaborators and authorities in the future.  Once convicted, you are always much more suspect than before and there are more audits, and more inspection before anyone agrees to associate themselves with you.  They were on a golden pedestal and the pedestal just came down a step or two for them.  Not insurmountable, but harder.[/quote]

Martha Stewart agrees. It is not insurmountable.[/quote]

Martha Stewart owned her own empire before jail. Lori owned nothing. Not even the rights to films she participated in.[/quote]

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