Two of the Democrats on the state Supreme Court dominated questioning during oral arguments Thursday in Philadelphia over the challenge to Pennsylvania's new voter ID law.
September 14, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Two of the Democrats on the state Supreme Court dominated questioning during oral arguments Thursday in Philadelphia over the challenge to Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law.
Justice Seamus P. McCaffery questioned the motivation of the measure, which requires voters to present valid photo identification before going to the polls.
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