The legal battle over the Pennsylvania voter ID law is set to continue for months after a judge said December 13 he anticipates a summer trial on a request for a permanent injunction.
December 26, 2012 at 02:10 PM
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The legal battle over the Pennsylvania voter ID law is set to continue for months after a judge said December 13 he anticipates a summer trial on a request for a permanent injunction.
The law requiring photo identification at the polls was the subject of an extended courtroom battle that resulted in an order lifting the requirement for the election last month while postponing a decision on permanently stopping the law.
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