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Expungement, Wrongful Conviction, CQEs and CAEs in Ohio: Voting after Conviction
Restore Your Vote.org attempts to guide users through a sometimes confusing jumble of state laws to determine whether past convictions or unpaid fines would keep them from the ballot box.
The HIll, 8/21/20 Among other things, the new law stipulates that people who illegally camp on state property will face a Class E felony, punishable by up to six years in prison. People found guilty of a felony in Tennessee lose the right to vote.