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Q68. “The amendment which abolishes slavery seems
to say that slavery is abolished except for those convicted of crimes… Is
that still true?”
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A. The 13th Amendment does not permit
prisoners to be sold off as slaves — it does permit them to be forced to do
involuntary servitude, which is quite different.
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