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Louisiana jails voting rights for unconvicted inmates, sparking a lawsuit over constitutional fairness.
In Louisiana, unconvicted individuals in jail cannot vote due to a law requiring in-person registration, despite constitutional rights affirmed by the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.
A lawsuit by Voice of the Experienced argues this rule disenfranchises people awaiting trial, some held for years, and calls for an exception similar to those for disabled voters and military personnel.
The state already verifies identities, making fraud unlikely.
Advocates urge lawmakers to update the law to uphold constitutional rights and ensure fair participation in democracy.
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La cárcel de Luisiana otorga el derecho al voto a los reclusos no condenados, lo que provocó una demanda sobre la equidad constitucional.