The state's new voter-ID law took center stage as the state Supreme Court heard arguments as to whether the law should stand. The justices, who are split evenly, are expected to issue a ruling soon. "I'm inclined to think it's an uphill climb to get an injunction," said Temple law professor Mark Rahdert. "Once a lower court rules against the challengers, it sets all the machinery of justice against getting that decision overturned."