Arizona Asks for Rehearing En Banc in 9th Circuit in Case over Voter Registration

On November 16, the state of Arizona asked for a rehearing before all the active judges of the 9th circuit in Gonzalez v State of Arizona, 08-17094.  This is the case that challenges a state law that requires newly-registering voters to submit a birth certificate, or a naturalization certificate, with the voter registration application.  On Octrober 26, a 3-judge panel had struck down that law by a vote of 2-1, finding that the federal Motor Voter law precludes states from requiring such additional documents.  The 3-judge panel had included Sandra Day O’Connor.  Some retired U.S. Supreme Court justices do sit on U.S. Court of Appeals panels once in a while.  The vote of the original 3-judge panel had been 2-1, with O’Connor in the majority.


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Arizona Asks for Rehearing En Banc in 9th Circuit in Case over Voter Registration — 1 Comment

  1. Is each State a sovereign NATION-STATE or a mere New Age political nothing ???

    — i.e. defining and registering its sovereign Electors-Voters

    — with all other folks being political aliens from outer space.

    Any impeachments of MORON judges coming in the 2011 New Age Elephant gerrymander U.S.A. House of Reps ???

    Super dangerous having MORON judges in any court — with their MORON opinions causing chaos.

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