On September 23, a trial court in North Carolina ruled that the current lawsuit against the state law on government photo-ID for voters at the polls may continue. The legislature had eased the requirement earlier this year, and then argued that the case against the original photo-ID law should be dismissed on the grounds that it is moot. But today’s ruling says the plaintiffs may continue to attack the new, less restrictive ID rules. See this. Plaintiffs argue that the state constitution forbids any photo-ID requirement.