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In Arkansas, a felon can work in a private club, but there are certain restrictions that may apply depending on the nature of the felony. If the job involves serving alcohol, specific licensing requirements could prevent a felon from being employed in that role. Additionally, individual clubs may have their own policies regarding hiring felons. It's advisable for the individual to check with the club and understand any relevant laws before applying.

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