Which of the following is NOT a penalty under United States Codes 241 and 242?

Under United States Codes 241 and 242, penalties focus on civil rights violations, particularly in cases of conspiracy against rights and deprivation of rights under color of law. The penalties established by these codes include prison time, fines, and, in extreme cases involving egregious violations, even the death penalty. However, mandated classes are not recognized as a penalty under these specific codes. Instead, the legal framework primarily emphasizes punitive measures that address the severity of the offense, aiming to deter such violations and provide justice for victims. Hence, mandated classes do not fit within the context of penalties prescribed under these federal statutes.