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Fourth Circuit· 9/22/2004

Hall v. Virginia

Citations

  • 385 F.3d 421
  • 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 19828

How courts have described this case

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  • concluding that two plaintiffs “unquestionably ha[d] standing” to claim that their “voting strength” was being “dilute[d]”
  • recognizing that voting statistics were available on the state’s official website
  • taking judicial notice of publicly available information on state government's website
  • taking judicial notice of information publicly available on official government web- ' site
  • taking judicial notice of publicly available information on state government’s website
  • taking judicial notice of statistics on Virginia Division of Legislative Services website

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