![]() Heels' Maye, Syracuse's Babers top AP's midyear ACC honorsīut minority voters represented by lawyer Jeff Loperfido urged the Supreme Court to keep intact the lower court ruling, saying it’s not the job of the justices to substitute a different result if the trial judges’ decision is reasonable. ![]() People without qualifying IDs would still able to cast ballots by filling out a form. Those judges failed to take into account the bipartisan nature of its passage and rule changes that would eliminate any disadvantage that Black voters would have in carrying a photo ID, lawyer Pete Patterson said. That remains the case for next month’s midterms.Īn attorney for the Republican legislative leaders said a majority of trial judges conducting a trial on the law last year got both facts and conclusions wrong when they struck down the law. The voter ID law approved by the General Assembly in December 2018, but it has never been enforced, as the requirement has been blocked by both federal or state courts over time. Justices heard arguments on whether it was reasonable for trial judges to throw out the law that they determined was tainted by racial bias and designed to help Republicans retain their grip on the legislature. (AP) - North Carolina’s long-litigated photo voter identification law was appraised at the state Supreme Court on Monday.
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