July 7, 2019

By Reggie Garcia

WCTV: Felons voting rights supporters turn to courts and private donations to tackle new financial barriers

Florida Clemency Attorney Reggie Garcia on WCTV

Reggie Garcia appeared on WCTV to discuss felon voting rights.

Reggie stated, "Remember the alternative to the amendment is waiting years and years and years to get your clemency case heard,” said Garcia. "So even though this may have and additional speed bump or hurdle, for maybe a third of the convicted felons, it's something they can resolve in three to six months rather than six or eight or ten years."

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