Felons Rights
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Posted: 10:07 PM Dec 6, 2007
Felons Rights
A new website will help 250 thousand former felons get one of their civil rights back. Since Governor Charlie Crist signed an order in April to cut through the backlog, only 15 percent of those eligible regained their rights. But a coalition of groups says it will try to achieve where government has failed.
Reporter: Chris Casquejo
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Posted by: bill Location: FloriDUH on Aug 11, 2008 at 05:48 PM

we need to make it More Difficult to vote. We also need to repeal the 17th Amendment.
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