At this summer's oral argument in the voter ID case, Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson said he saw his part in the politically charged matter as "teeing" it up for the state Supreme Court to decide.
September 25, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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At this summer’s oral argument in the voter ID case, Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson said he saw his part in the politically charged matter as “teeing” it up for the state Supreme Court to decide.
Today, he is presented with weighing in on it again.
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