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Susan B. Anthony: The Crime of Voting "While She Was a Woman"

By Pamela Jones et al.

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I was looking around, trying to find a case where a judge directed the jury to rule a certain way or decided the jury was wrong and so overruled them. As you know, SCO is asking the judge in SCO v. Novell to overturn the jury's verdict, as one possible form of relief it would like. So that's why I started researching. And I stumbled upon a case, one that I think will also illustrate another point I keep making but some of you find hard to accept. It was a case in the 1800s involving the issue of women's suffrage. The defendant was Susan B. Anthony. Her crime was voting in an election "while she was a woman".

Full post as published by Groklaw on May 23, 2010 (boomark / email).

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