Trial begins on challenge to NC felon voting restrictions

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A state trial began Monday in a lawsuit challenging when voting rights are restored for convicted felons in North Carolina. Three Superior Court judges heard opening statements and the initial testimony in Wake County court. Several civil rights groups and ex-offenders sued legislative leaders and state officials in 2019, challenging a 1970s-era law ...

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North Carolina Lawyers Weekly

Trial begins on challenge to NC felon voting restrictions

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