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Lifers Vote in General Election
Loaded on May 15, 1994
published in Prison Legal News
May, 1994, page 2
The Lifers' Group, Inc. of Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Norfolk, succeeded in providing all of the nearly 1,300 prisoners there the opportunity to register and vote in the 1993 November General Election. The group's leaders presented a petition to the Norfolk Town Clerk with the requisite number of certifiable signatures …
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