i am in a dilemma i don't know if i can vote here for the lesson my voted i voted in voten titusville>> david are you registered in colorado and in florida? what's the situation with the registration? >> i believe i'm registered only in florida right now. but i say 10 years ago i voted here couple different times probably four times in that tenure. so i am stuck in the middle. i clearly want to vote for trump. i need to vote for trump here in colorado it will remind have a prayer. in florida were going to win hands down. >> okay professor what you think? >> i'm not going to give a call or legal advice on tv. especially not being admitted to the o bar and either colorado or florida. what i would say is in most states you have to be a registered sometimes as much is 30 days before the election in order to vote in that election. you vote in which you are a citizen residing there with the intent to remain in that state. that is the law. >> a stock to kathleen in dayton, ohio good morning. >> good morning c-span. it's a treasure and national treasure. i like to ask the professor i watch vp

. >> but crosby was already known to police in the tiny town of titusville, florida, because of past drug offenses. and when kim hallock was shown a lineup of six black men, kim picked out crosby green. even though green's photo was smaller and darker than the other five pictures, raising questions about the police department's conduct, the investigator that they brought in to take over this case is the one that put together the photo lineup, and i've done photo lineups myself, and i've never seen one so obvious as that one was some officers who responded to the shooting that day all along had doubts about kim's account. >> i felt like something's wrong here yet. >> green was arrested and charged with kidnaping, robbery and murder. at trial, his own sister testified against him. >> his sister, who was also under federal indictment, was told that if she didn't cooperate, that she would lose her children. she testified that crosby green, her brother, had confessed to him what he allegedly confessed to. facts were very different from even the facts that the one eyewitness testified to.

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the last time i voted, i voted in titusville. -- host: are you registered in florida and colorado? caller: i believe i'm registered only in florida right now. but, but i voted, say, 10 years ago here, a couple of different times, probably four times over 10 years. i'm like stuck in the middle. i clearly want to vote for trump. but you know, i need to vote for trump here in colorado, where we might have a prayer. in florida, we are going to win hands down. host: ok. professor, what do you think? guest: i'm not going to give the color legal advice on tv, especially not being admitted to the bar in colorado or florida. what i would say is that, you know, in most states you have to be registered before the election, sometimes as long as 30 days before the election in order to vote in that election. you vote in the state that you were a citizen in. that's the law. host: kathleen, dayton, ohio, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. c-span is a treasure, a national treasure. i watched the vp debate with my grandsons. we were in longmont, colorado. i was in dayton, ohio. we watched

the last time i voted, i voted in titusville. -- host: are you registered in florida and colorado?ler: i believe i'm registered only in florida right now. but, but i voted, say, 10 years ago here, a couple of different times, probably four times over 10 years. i'm like stuck in the middle. i clearly want to vote for trump. but you know, i need to vote for trump here in colorado, where we might have a prayer. in florida, we are going to win hands down. host: ok. professor, what do you think? guest: i'm not going to give the color legal advice on tv, especially not being admitted to the bar in colorado or florida. what i would say is that, you know, in most states you have to be registered before the election, sometimes as long as 30 days before the election in order to vote in that election. you vote in the state that you were a citizen in. that's the law. host: kathleen, dayton, ohio, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. c-span is a treasure, a national treasure. i watched the vp debate with my grandsons. we were in longmont, colorado. i was in dayton, ohio. we watched the