If convicted felons lose their second amendment rights should they also lose their 1st amendment rights, and the other rights as well?
Voting is one them.
"Felony conviction of moral turpitude in Alabama
There are 46 crimes of moral turpitude that cause a loss of voting rights, however, rights can be restored if certain conditions are met. Your voting rights are permanently removed if you have been convicted of treason, were impeached, or have received the death penalty.
If you have been convicted of a crime of moral turpitude and have already received either:
a pardon that includes restoration of civic rights
a Certificate of Eligibility to Register to Vote
Submit a copy of your pardon or certificate to your county board of registrars and register to vote."
