Federalist Society : April 2008

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April 2008 - Posts

Crawford v. Marion County & Voter ID Laws

Posted Wednesday, April 30, 2008 12:27 PM by Federalist Society

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I have been somewhat chagrined to emerge in recent months as one of the more prominent defenders of Indiana's photo voter ID law, upheld this week by the Supreme Court in Crawford v. Marion County Board of Elections. I say that because, were I an Indiana [Read More]

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