[calcowgirl]

I was a skeptic until doing some reading. Now I think they have a strong argument. Maybe not a winner--but a strong argument nonetheless.

Complaint

Points and Authorities

[zbigreddogz]

It actually reads to me that, if the cases they cite say what they claim they do,that this is an activist court problem. The plain language of the statute merely says that he must have been qualified for the past 5 years. It doesn't say anything about being "active" or "inactive". At worst, all an "inactive" attorney would have to do is reactivate his membership (that's basically paying dues, no?)to be qualified. It seems to me that if anybody has a problem here, it's the courts.

[fieldmarshaldj]

The question is, if Brown is disqualified, do the 'Rats then get to choose a replacement (i.e. second-place finisher Rocky Delgadillo) ?

[usflagwaver]

I just got an e-mail from the California Republican Lawyers Association telling me that they have joined the lawsuit. Also, if you go to

http://www.politicalvanguard.com

it says that the Attorney General has joined the lawsuit, as well as the Secretary of State.

There is also a new article there called "Why The 1980 Attorney General's Opinion Does Not Help Jerry". It explains more, but I don't know how to post it. Maybe somebody else can post it for me?