May one attend the second day of Rosh Hashanah at a location with prayer experts if the first day shofar was blown elsewhere?
Synopsis
Second-day shofar-blasting may be attended separately from first-day, but disagreement exists on whether second-day shofar might be only Rabbinic rather than Torah-level.
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