To: Bonaparte
Not much subtlety to Judge Change, is there? She lets Brown get away with evading service, then later invokes the 16-day rule to keep him in the election. I can see why Gray Davis liked her.
Didn't matter - no preliminary injunction was forthcoming to prevent the counting of Brown's votes - voting already began, and any further remedies can come post-election. No judge, no where, will step into that minefield, especially after the SCOTUS's clear language that interfering in elections was something that courts were to avoid.
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10/25/2006 2:53:25 AM PDT by
kingu
(No, I don't use sarcasm tags - it confuses people.)
To: kingu
"No judge, no where, will step into that minefield, especially after the SCOTUS's clear language that interfering in elections was something that courts were to avoid."Bush v. Gore
To: kingu
"No judge, no where, will step into that minefield, especially after the SCOTUS's clear language that interfering in elections was something that courts were to avoid."Bush v. Gore
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