US states disenfranchise once-imprisoned people DW 10/27/2024
Former felons in Virginia and across the U.S. face significant barriers to voting, even after completing their prison sentences.
Black woman's illegal-voting case back in court after conviction reversal
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will reexamine Crystal Mason's illegal-voting case after her conviction was previously overturned.
Nebraska Supreme Court clears the way for people with felony convictions to vote
Nebraska's Supreme Court ruled that felons can register to vote after completing their sentences, supporting new legislation against prior officials' orders.
US states disenfranchise once-imprisoned people DW 10/27/2024
Former felons in Virginia and across the U.S. face significant barriers to voting, even after completing their prison sentences.
Black woman's illegal-voting case back in court after conviction reversal
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals will reexamine Crystal Mason's illegal-voting case after her conviction was previously overturned.
Nebraska Supreme Court clears the way for people with felony convictions to vote
Nebraska's Supreme Court ruled that felons can register to vote after completing their sentences, supporting new legislation against prior officials' orders.