Thanks, DannyTN!
What happens with that filing? Does a judge go through each count and accept or reject it, and give reasons for the acceptance or rejection?
I imagine that the lawyers for the defendants get to file a response. And then any statements of fact that are challenged by the defendants will probably result in a hearing.
The judge will then go through the counts accept or reject each and decide what relief is warranted.
Or the judge can summarily dismiss the suit like the PA judge did, and it gets appealed to the circuit court.
Like the lawyers said about the PA suit, whichever side loses will appeal and the appeals will end up going to the Supreme court. And the Supreme court will end up ruling on it.
In the meantime, Trump's lawyers are recommending to legislatures to take back their constitutional power that they delegated to the Secretaries of State and step in and declare the election failed and to vote themselves on which electors to send. Watch the PA hearing on 11/24 to see the lawyers recommend that several times to the PA legislative committee hosting the hearing.
If the state legislature acts, then the courts will likely defer to the state legislature. If not the courts will rule one way or another.