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New York state legislature passes bill that would automatically restore voting rights to people on parole

New York state legislature passes bill that would automatically restore voting rights to people on parole CNN 3 days ago By Taylor Romine, CNN © Roy Rochlin/Getty Images The New York State Capitol Building and office of Gov. Andrew Cuomo at the Empire State Plaza in Albany, New York, is seen in this April 22, 2020 file photo. The New York state legislature passed a bill on Wednesday that would automatically restore voting rights to people convicted of a felony once they are on parole. The bill is intended to improve upon a 2018 executive order granting voting pardons to the 35,000 New Yorkers on parole, according to Assembly member Daniel O Donnell, a co-sponsor of the bill. Currently, parolees must wait a period of four to six weeks to receive a pardon and then must register to vote on their own.

New York state legislature passes bill that would automatically restore voting rights to people on parole

New York state legislature passes bill that would automatically restore voting rights to people on parole
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State Cannabis Reform Is Putting Social Justice Front And Center

State Cannabis Reform Is Putting Social Justice Front And Center State Cannabis Reform Is Putting Social Justice Front And Center The most recent wave of successful legalization efforts has demonstrated the effectiveness of pro-cannabis reformers to frame cannabis policy as a civil rights and racial justice issue. Between November 2020 and April 2021, seven additional states approved laws to fully legalize adult-use cannabis. Thus far, 18 states plus DC have voted, either by ballot initiative or via the legislative process to do the same.[1] The structure of the new laws in states likes Virginia, New Jersey, and New York to name a few have put centerstage a recognition that the war on drugs was and is a racist institution that purposefully harmed communities of color for decades. Drug reform laws were thus designed to right some of those wrongs and to rehabilitate and empower the victims of the drug war and the communities (both demographic and geographic) from which they hail. Re

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