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A federal judge has dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit for Maryland's voter registration list, marking the department's ninth defeat in similar cases. The ruling stated that the DOJ cannot obtain state voter rolls under the Civil Rights Act, and the dismissal bars the department from re-filing this specific claim.
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A federal judge has dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit for Maryland's voter registration list, marking the department's ninth defeat in similar cases. The ruling stated that the DOJ cannot obtain state voter rolls under the Civil Rights Act, and the dismissal bars the department from re-filing this specific claim.
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