Foreword
Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case involving a State voter ID law that may or may not effectively and constitutionally address in-person voter fraud, a problem that, according to what little research has been done on the issue, may or may not even exist. The Court must now sort through the conflicting facts and determine what standard to use when weighing the possible benefits and harms of this law before issuing its decision on a subject that has been the focus of highly partisan battles in numerous States. The law in question was passed by…
