[TNTNT]

Having the candidate who has been denied access to the ballot to have his arguments presented to the court by and through the attorney for the state that denied him access will not be allowed by any court in this country. That is without a doubt unconstitutional and a violation of due process.

FreeRepublic is very slow tonight, so I will get back with you tomorrow on your most recent proposal.

[butterdezillion]

Is there a requirement that every case have oral arguments?

When did Berg present oral arguments? Donofrio? Wrotnowski? Kerchner?

When were those people allowed to present oral arguments? If they were not allowed to present oral arguments, then were their Constitutional rights violated?

Is it unconstitutional for their written arguments to have to be submitted to the court by the clerk of the court, since it is the clerk who actually physically “presented arguments to the court”?

The AG’s job in this context would basically be that of a clerk. Are clerks unconstitutional?