Category: Freedom
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Restoration of Civil/Firearms Rights in Alabama: A Quick Guide 1. Voting Rights Individuals convicted of felonies involving moral turpitude or declared mentally incompetent are disqualified from voting until their civil and political rights are restored. The Felony Voter Disqualification Act of 2017 narrowed the definition of disqualifying felonies to 47 specified offenses. Expedited restoration is…
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I. Restoration of Civil/Firearms Rights A. Vote Right to vote depends upon state law, for both state and federal offenders. See Richardson v. Ramirez, 418 U.S. 24, 54 (1974). Most states that do not restore the right to vote automatically give federal offenders access to their restoration procedures. (See profiles in this series for Florida,…
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Police Officers generally believe that suspects are more likely to speak with them voluntarily in the absence of a Miranda warning. Thus, police officers have an incentive not to give the warning. One way they may attempt to evade the Miranda rule is by delaying the arrest of a suspect until after they’re through with…
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By T. Denise Manning Life has its own way of trying to kick us down or a way of reminding us that our journey won’t be as easy as we may have thought it would’ve been. In times like these its best to remember just who you are and what your purpose truly is…
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