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Selected pleadings from Gooden v. Worley Background: This case attacks the refusal of state officials to allow voter registration of persons who have been convicted of any felony -- even though the Alabama Constitution has provided, since 1996, that only those with a felony involving moral turpitude may be barred. Complaint (filed 29 September 2005)
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