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The entire legal system in Arizona may be compromised.
<><>From the State Bar attacking the law license of Brian Blehm,
<><>to the entire judicial system of Arizona dismissing election integrity cases,
<><>appears to be a coordinated effort to intimidate and block any BOS [board of supervisor]
<><>to block elected official attempting to verify election system via hand counts,
<><>or any election integrity transparency at all.
<><>cases are being blocked and shut down via ‘lawfare’ in the courts and by county attorneys …
<><>All avenues of redress are being shut down.


5 posted on 11/24/2023 7:29:29 AM PST by Liz (Women have tremendous power — their femininity, because men can't do without it. Sidney Sheldon)
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The report contained six main findings. It was based on 637 pages of evidence, consisting primarily of transcripts of meetings of the Pinal County supervisors, emails, reports, and articles.

Two of the findings related to Pinal County Attorney Kent Volkner, who appointed the law firm of Coppersmith & Brockelman PLC to analyze the 2022 primary election results. However, that firm also represents Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs, an election fraud denier who has fought attempts to uncover corruption in the elections. It was founded by Sam Coppersmith, who has previously served as chair for the Arizona Democratic Party. The team was concerned about why Volkner chose a firm with conflicts.

The team recommended, “At a minimum, candidates who lost their elections statewide and in Pinal County should subpoena to see the communications records between Katie Hobbs, Pinal County Attorney Kent Volkmer and the firm used by both of them for elections, Coppersmith & Brockelman PLC.”

The team found regarding Volkner, “It appears that the County Attorney’s Office now effectively controls all elections in Pinal County and will fight fiercely, using his interpretations of state and county laws, to ensure there is no verification of the internal workings of these machines by a full hand count.”

The report recommended, “Kent Volkmer in his capacity as Pinal County Attorney should be investigated to the fullest extent allowable under the law.”

The report was skeptical of Volkner stating during a meeting that it would take days or weeks to hand count ballots. The team responded in its report, “Ridiculous comment on face value. Given the correct procedure and personnel with observers, a full hand count could have taken place within 48 to 72 hours. Our ancestors did it successfully on election night 40 years ago.”


7 posted on 11/24/2023 7:33:07 AM PST by Liz (Women have tremendous power — their femininity, because men can't do without it. Sidney Sheldon)
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The entire legal system in Arizona may be compromised.

In Arizona? Not just in Arizona but in all of the United States justice has been compromised. I hope and pray that 2024 is a turning point but I am afraid that my hopes and prayers will not be answered. I don't know what comes next....

18 posted on 11/24/2023 8:13:57 AM PST by eeriegeno (Checks and balances??? What checks and balances?)
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