In a move that signals a significant shift in Missouri’s electoral landscape, Governor Mike Kehoe has officially signed House Bill […]
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Advocates Urge Maryland to End Felony Disenfranchisement and Expand Ballot Access for Over 16,000 Incarcerated Residents Ahead of Primary Elections
As Maryland prepares for its upcoming June 23 primary election, a coalition of civil rights organizations and advocacy groups is […]
Disenfranchisement in the Empire State: Over 33,000 New Yorkers Barred from Voting Amid Calls for the Democracy During Detention Act
As the June 23rd primary election approaches, a significant portion of the New York electorate remains sidelined by a combination […]
Felony Murder An On-Ramp for Extreme Sentencing
In 2010, within the jurisdiction of San Joaquin County, California, a 19-year-old named Emmanuel Mendoza participated in a robbery that […]
New Report Calls for Repeal of Felony Murder Laws Nationwide, Finding They Fuel Extreme Sentencing and Racial Disparities
The report serves as a clarion call for legislative bodies across the country to re-evaluate the utility and morality of […]
Missouri Voting Rights Restoration Bill Estimates Highlight Significant Disenfranchisement Remaining Among Supervised Populations
The landscape of voting rights in Missouri is currently undergoing a significant shift as legislative efforts to restore the franchise […]
The Unsolved Murder of Missy Bevers and the Ongoing Search for Justice in Midlothian Texas
The quiet community of Midlothian, Texas, remains haunted by a crime that defies easy explanation and continues to baffle seasoned […]
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe Signs HB 1871 to Restore Voting Rights for Over Forty Thousand Residents on Felony Probation and Parole
Governor Mike Kehoe has officially signed House Bill 1871 into law, marking a significant shift in Missouri’s electoral landscape by […]
The Brutal Unsolved Murder of Missy Bevers and the Ongoing Search for Her Killer in Midlothian Texas
The quiet community of Midlothian, Texas, was forever changed on the morning of April 18, 2016, when Terri Leann “Missy” […]
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe Signs HB 1871 Restoring Voting Rights to Over 40,000 Citizens on Probation and Parole
In a move that marks a significant shift in Missouri’s electoral landscape, Governor Mike Kehoe has officially signed House Bill […]
