The challengers to Pennsylvania’s law requiring voters to show photo ID at the polls who prevailed in permanently enjoining the law in January have answered the state’s post-trial motion seeking to revive the law.
Following the decision from the Commonwealth Court holding that the 2012 law, commonly called Act 18, was unconstitutional on its face, the Corbett administration filed a post-trial motion for review from the court arguing that the decision was at odds with the first trial judge’s opinion and the state Supreme Court and that Commonwealth Court Judge Bernard L. McGinley’s constitutional analysis was wrong.
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