McGann v. Board of Elections
129 A.2d 340, 85 R.I. 221, 1957 R.I. LEXIS 14
Opinion
dissents on the ground that the petitioners did not preserve the right to question here the constitutionality of the absentee and shut-in ballots. He agrees, however, that if this question is properly before us then the constitution allows voting of civilian absentee and shut-in voters so called only on election day.
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McGann v. Board of Elections, 129 A.2d 340, 85 R.I. 221, 1957 R.I. LEXIS 14 (R.I. 1957).
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McGann v. Board of Elections
129 A.2d 340 (Supreme Court of Rhode Island, 1957)