In Arizona, individuals convicted of a felony lose their right to jury service, vote, possess a firearm, or run for public office. To get their rights restored, defendants must complete their prison and probation time and pay all restitution. Once all court obligations are met, their civil rights will be restored. READ MORE: https://superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/posts/press-releases/2025/residents-previously-convicted-of-a-felony-must-apply-for-restoration-of-rights-before-voting/ | Superior Court

The Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County, in collaboration with community partners, hosted its third annual “Project Restore: My Record, My Rights,” a free event offering individuals a powerful opportunity to move forward by clearing eligible juvenile records. You don't have to attend the event to apply. Learn more about the steps for clearing your juvenile record at https://superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/posts/events/2025/project-restore/ | Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County

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