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Legislation to verify voter identification falls under the domain of unintentional discrimination because the practices, procedures or tests which do not appear to be discriminatory, adversely impact a protected group of people. There may be some ways and means that may be implemented during the course of the verification which can amount to unintentional discrimination when the policies of governmental agencies tasked to verify voter identification will uncritically reflect prejudicial stereotypes.
My personal ethical perspective on unintentional discrimination refers to the principle of disparate treatment illustrated in the case of Raytheon v. Hernandez, where the Supreme Court disparate impact ...