§ 782 Effect of adjudication

If someone is found responsible for something under this part of the law, that decision doesn't take away any of their rights or privileges. It also won't stop them from holding public office in the future, and it won't block them from getting a license from a government agency.

In plain terms, the court's ruling stays limited to the specific case at hand. It doesn't follow the person around and create extra punishments down the road, like losing the right to vote, being barred from a job that needs a license, or being blocked from running for office. The law wants to make sure people aren't hit with hidden consequences beyond what the court case was actually about.