A complaint by a New York City Jewish voter that his voting rights had been “impaired” because he had to register and vote in a church hall was dismissed yesterday by the New York State Court of Appeals, the highest court.
Without a written opinion, the high court upheld decisions of lower tribunals which rejected the complaint by Morris Berman.
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