TPM reports.
You can find North Carolina’s answer in the NAACP case here [link fixed]. Apparently there is no separate motion to dismiss as I had understood and posted about yesterday.
Lane: “Some critics of voter ID laws may revel in Posner’s confession. I wish he’d kept his mouth shut. Not because I’m a fan of voter ID laws — I’m not — but because Posner’s casual mea culpa is… Continue reading
Ed Whelan:
By contrast, one has to wonder what underlies his assertion in his book some six years later that he got it wrong. The few words he writes—that the law “was a type of law now widely regarded… Continue reading
WBIR: “Chief Justice Gary R. Wade wrote that, although instances of people impersonating voters at the polls have not been documented in Tennessee.”
Read the City of Memphis, Tenn. v. Hargett Opinion authored by Chief Justice Gary R. Wade,… Continue reading
Paul Smith: “As the lawyer who argued the constitutional challenge to the Indiana Voter ID law in the Supreme Court in 2008, I was both fascinated and pleased to hear that Judge Richard Posner – the author of the… Continue reading
NYT’s John Schwartz: “It is the kind of thought that rarely passes the lips of a member of the federal judiciary: I was wrong.”
My earlier coverage of Judge Posner’s comments are here and here.
When Judge Posner’s… Continue reading
USA Today:
A nationwide USA TODAY/Bipartisan Policy Center poll finds a majority of Americans support a range of proposals aimed at easing hyper-partisanship and building confidence in elections. Some command the sort of broad bipartisan backing rare in national… Continue reading