[EL] interesting example of birth certificate/ID problems

[William Groth]

I don't know about other states with similarly harsh ID laws, but in Indiana
a person in the situation Gov. Carlson finds himself in wouldn't be able to
obtain the ID he'd need to vote in person without, at minimum, legally
changing his name so that it matches the name on his Social Security and
other official documents.

William R. Groth
Fillenwarth Dennerline Groth & Towe, LLP
429 E. Vermont Street, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Telephone: (317) 353-9363
Fax: (317) 351-7232
E-mail:  wgroth at fdgtlaborlaw.com 


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Subject: [EL] interesting example of birth certificate/ID problems

The governor of Minnesota's birth certificate says "Baby Boy" because his
parents didn't get around to adding a name:

http://www.startribune.com/blogs/169193556.html

Douglas R. Hess, PhD
Washington, DC
ph. 202-277-6400
douglasrhess at gmail.com

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