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Nuclear Unicorn

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2. "I think that the Texas case is the stronger case and would be a better case to reach SCOTUS"

Reply to Gothmog (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 24, 2015, 06:42 PM

Mar 2015

Assuming that to be true what if TX responds by making its laws mirror WI's now that the WI laws have been effectively upheld? It seems -- at this point -- that it isn't the practice of voter ID being discussed so much as the method by which it is carried out.

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U.S. top court rejects challenge to Wisconsin voter ID law [View all] Nuclear Unicorn Mar 2015 OP

Prof. Hasen has some good comments Gothmog Mar 2015 #1

"I think that the Texas case is the stronger case and would be a better case to reach SCOTUS" Nuclear Unicorn Mar 2015 #2

Texas has a long history of violations of the Voting Rights Act Gothmog Mar 2015 #3