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4:49Now PlayingTop civil rights groups will help Crystal Mason appeal her 5 year sentence for trying to vote.
Mason was sentenced to five years in jail for unknowingly casting an illegal ballot in the 2016 election.
The American Civil Liberties Union and the Texas Civil Rights Project, said they'll be appealing Mason's verdict, saying her case as an issue of voting rights.
Kim T. Cole, Mason's attorney spoke with Roland Martin on Thursday about the efforts to appeal her conviction and five year prison sentence.
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