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Woman sentenced to 6 years after registering to vote despite felony sues Tennessee for emotional distress

Pamela Moses, who was sentenced to six years in prison for registering to vote despite her criminal record, is suing Tennessee.

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You re on Notice : Voters Remove DA, Judge Behind Tennessee Black Lives Matter Activist s Overturned Voter Fraud Conviction

The Tennessee district attorney and judge involved in Pamela Moses' voting fraud conviction are facing what many call karma after dropping the hammer on

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Restore promise of freedom and justice for Black Memphis citizens

Department of Justice must investigate prosecutors in Memphis and elsewhere where policies are disproportionately targeting communities of color.

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Steve Mulroy, Amy Weirich to vie for Shelby County District Attorney General

Democrat Steve Mulroy will face Incumbent Amy Weirich in the race to see who will be the next prosecutor for the largest county in Tennessee.

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Pamela Moses won t be prosecuted for voter fraud after all

Pamela Moses won’t ever be allowed to cast a ballot in Tennessee, but she also won’t be incarcerated after improperly trying to register to vote.

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