The ability to vote is one of the most important rights we have as Americans. Whether you’re a fan of Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton, you deserve to make your voice heard in our nation’s political process. Here, our Brooklyn criminal defense lawyers explain how your voting rights are affected by being on probation, being on parole, being incarcerated, having prior misdemeanor convictions, or having prior felony convictions in Queens, Brooklyn, or other boroughs of New York City.
Do You Still Have the Right to Vote if You’re on Probation in New York City?
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