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To: Gene Eric

Wouldn’t an appeals court supercede a circuit court?


11 posted on 12/06/2016 4:03:26 PM PST by murron
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To: murron
The appeals court is a state court, the circuit court is the US 6th Circuit, which has supremacy over the state courts.

However, the 6th Circuit, in their decision, correctly noted that the District Court should review its decision if the state court ruled that the recount should not occur.

So at this point, the matter is back to the District Court for that judge to rule on whether or not his order should be modified in light of the state court ruling.

Put on another pot of popcorn.

60 posted on 12/06/2016 4:20:54 PM PST by freeandfreezing
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