What are the restrictions for people who have been in prison?

Legal analysis: First of all, it must be clear that a person who has been in prison is equivalent to having a criminal record. How much influence does criminal record have on a person? First, it is occupational restrictions, followed by other intangible restrictions.

First of all, there are professional restrictions. For example, if a lawyer practices, he shall not be qualified as a certified public accountant before he has been subjected to criminal punishment for less than five years. If you are qualified, you will be disqualified first, and then you will be retrained for two years after serving five years, which basically breaks the career prospects of certified public accountants. Not only that, many large units will also review whether there is a criminal record when recruiting, and even limit whether there is a criminal record when buying a house for children. If a child wants to enter a military school, his parents' criminal record will have a certain influence on his political examination.

Legal basis: Article 26 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), the following persons shall not be employed as civil servants:

(1) Having received criminal punishment for committing a crime;

(two) was expelled from China * * * party;

(3) Being expelled from public office;

(4) Being listed as the object of joint punishment for dishonesty according to law;

(five) there are other circumstances in which the law stipulates that it is not allowed to be employed as a civil servant.