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First Posted: 8/23/2012 HARRISBURG &amp;#8212; A hearing on Pennsylvania's new voter-identification law will be held next month before the state's highest court. 
The state Supreme Court ordered Thursday that the hearing be held Sept. 13 in Philadelphia. 
The order ends a dispute between the law's opponents, who wanted a September hearing, and the Corbett administration, which urged waiting until October. 
The law, which takes effect in the Nov. 6 election, requires all voters to show specific forms of photo ID at the polls. 
Voting-rights groups filed suit to block the law and are appealing a Commonwealth Court ruling rejecting the request. 
Republicans who passed the law without Democratic support say it's a safeguard against fraud. Critics say it's a scheme to suppress voting among elderly, poor, disabled and young voters to gain an electoral advantage.

Pa. court sets voter ID law hearing for Sept. 13