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Is there a statue of limitation on references as a felon on a manslaughter conviction?
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Is there a statue of limitation on references as a felon on a manslaughter conviction?
No, a person can be referred to as a "murderer," "killer," "felon," etc. for as long as people want to say so. A felony conviction stays with you forever unless overturned or expunged ... and manslaughter is not likely to be expunged (assuming it is even possible in your state).Is there a statue of limitation on references as a felon on a manslaughter conviction?