In Eric Kennie’s case, there is no clear way out of the morass. He could go to court and ask for the name on his birth certificate to be changed to correct the error, but that would take hiring a lawyer for a fee that he could not afford. Or he could swallow his pride and take up the identity given on his birth certificate – turning himself into Eric Caruthers. He doesn’t want to do that – he said it would make his deceased father turn in his grave. It would also be profoundly ironic: he would in effect be impersonating someone else in order to get around a law ostensibly designed to root out impersonation at the polls. Oh, the irony. theguardian/us-news/2014/oct/27/texas-vote-id-proof-certificate-minority-law
Posted on: Wed, 05 Nov 2014 21:54:02 +0000
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