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Voting rights: Tennessee Man Convicted of Murder No Longer Infamous
by Ed Lyon
Tennessee places a great deal of reverence on voting rights. The state’s citizens do not automatically lose their voting rights upon conviction of a felony unless that crime is among those on a list qualifying the convictee "infamous" or ineligible to vote.
Randy L. May was convicted ...
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