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Election Law Center: Port Chester (NY): Judge questions appeal of a consent decree

Port Chester (NY): Judge questions appeal of a consent decree

Plans by the Village of Port Chester to file an appeal to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals hit a bump. The district court judge questioned how Port Chester could appeal a consent decree in this voting rights case.

Posted by Christian Adams at April 17, 2011

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Tags: New York Voting Rights Act

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