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Exonerees struggle to rebuild their lives and gain lasting employment, even if elected to office
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美国冤案平反者在重获自由后仍面临严重的社会偏见和就业困境。即便如路易斯安那州的卡尔文·邓肯那样成功当选公职，仍可能因政治干预而无法履职，凸显了该群体回归社会的艰难。
Exonerees in the U.S. face persistent stigma and employment barriers after their release. Even Calvin Duncan, who won an election in New Orleans after serving 30 years for a wrongful conviction, faces a legislative effort to abolish his office before he can start.
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