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JONES et al v. DESANTIS et al
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May 29, 2020
Fla. Felon Vote Ruling Could Reach Beyond Sunshine State
A recent decision from a Florida federal judge that the state cannot block ex-felons who don't pay court-ordered fines and fees from voting could, if upheld on appeal, reverberate to neighboring states that have enacted similar requirements.
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May 06, 2020
Fla. Ex-Cons Who Can't Pay Fines Set For Voting Rights Win
A Florida federal judge indicated at the close of a bench trial Wednesday that he will strike down at least part of a state law that requires former felons to pay all fines and fees before being able to vote.
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April 02, 2020
Fla. Judge Preps For Video Trial In Ex-Felon Voting Rights Suit
A Florida federal judge is planning to press forward in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic with a bench trial in a battle over a requirement that ex-felons pay all fines and fees before being able to vote, despite concerns from the state about the video conference format.