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Jim Crow As Kafka: Voter Suppression on the Ground
Requiring photo identification before voting has generated fiercely contested litigation and scholarly literature. This Article attempts to move the debate forward by examining how precisely Voter ID works on the ground. It investigates the precise mechanics of Voter ID in North Carolina, one of the
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