Ruling on immigration raises fears

Melanie BalogCharleston Post and Courier

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Federal judge revisits South Carolina immigration law

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 15, 2012 CHARLESTON, S.C. – A federal court today bloc

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Prayer out, moment of silence in at Dillon ball games

CarolinaLive, WPDE News Channel 15By Tonya Brown

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Voter ID law not end of fight for reform

October 21, 2012. Orangeburg Times & Democrat. It is a good thing that South Carolina voters will not face the unnecessary hurdle of producing government-issued photo IDs on Nov. 6 of this year, but our work to protect voting rights can’t end with this. Our politicians should acknowledge (as Election Commission professionals do) that it is burdensome to vote only on the first Tuesday of November while our friends in over 30 states nationwide have far more flexible options for early voting.

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DMV Should Ignore Gender

October 10, 2012. Rock Hill Herald. It shouldn’t take a lawsuit to establish the right of a man who takes his wife’s last name after they are married to get a new driver’s license.

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DMV Says Name Change Issue Was Misunderstanding

October 9, 2012. AP. Columbia, S.C. The leader of the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles says an employee made a mistake by refusing to let a man change his name to his wife's name unless he had a court order.

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New voter ID law should be rejected, ACLU director says

Aiken StandardBy Rob Novit – Staff writer

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School Board Will Stop Praying at Meetings, Events and Activities

The Georgetown TimesBy Scott Harper

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County planning expanded use of surveillance cameras

August 1, 2012. Island Packet. Beaufort County has installed more than 100 surveillance cameras in public buildings during the past two years, and some officials are hoping to place the devices at libraries, parks and boat landings.

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