New Jersey Case Cite RE: What the Democrats Are Trying to Do

www.freerepublic.com | October 1, 2002

[Howlin]

New Jersey law already has precedent for such an issue. In Tomasin v. Quinn, 376 A.2d 233 ( N.J. Superior Court, Law Division, 1977), a candidate for county sheriff withdrew, and another man wanted to take his place on the ballot. The court refused.

[marajade]

I think the Court will allow it; otherwise they would have refused to hear it.

I'd love to be a fly on the wall in Supreme Court Justice Scalia's office right now...

[hispanarepublicana]

Here are LEGAL types from Alamo Girl's FReeper profiles. Anyone know anyone on this list that might have either Nexus or the like?

 

LEGAL

• District Judge - bigduke
• Staff Judge Advocate, Lt.Col. USAF (Ret.) BA JD - matrix
• Lawyer - Exit148's husband
• Lawyer (Corporate/Tax) - ScaliaFan
• Trial lawyer working 80 hours a week and sick of my blabbering clients who are so anxious to use the courts to extort money from each other. - contact
• JD / MBA. Litigator in complex federal cases - Sigi
• Lawyer (tech licensing) - martin_fierro
• Attorney - mountaineer
• Patent Attorney - monocle
• Patent Atty but my practice is exclusively criminal defense! - K7TNW
• "Recovering attorney" - Congressman Billybob
• Attorney, working for an oil company - Dog Gone
• Bureaucrat-attorney with a federal agency - aristeides
• Attorney/economist in private consulting - Arator
• Patent, trademark, and copyright attorney - BillF
• Law school - BillF

• Defense Attorney - Commonsense

• Work from home Paralegal. I don't want to go work in a law office somewhere. I get to spend more time with famlily this way - passionfruit.
• Legal secretary working at a large law firm in D.C. - Angelwood
• Para-legal- astonished
• Budding [Law] Student. - BRAllen
• Lawschool Graduate - Hillary's Lovely Legs
• Prosecutor - dutchess' husband
• Ret. Col.USA/lawyer - oldironsides' spouse
• Knuckle-draggin pistol-packin right-wing politician from Ky/ elected by write-in as Republican. - the irate magistrate
• Patent Agent. That's "passing the bar exam" short of being a Patent Attorney. Finished law school over a year ago, but haven't taken the bar exam yet - cboldt
• Lawyer/products liability work - cboldt
• Law – annya
• Presently I am working out of my home doing para-legal type work. - irma

• Property rights attorney in D.C. - Armadillo's daughter
• Attorney (finally, but may god have mercy on my eternal soul), currently employed as Business Analyst for mortgage company – Abundy
• Paralegal, currently not practicing, in the field of criminal defense, and have some experience with civil rights actions – Dirt
• Court reporter spending her time waiting for the Clintons to be run out of town on a rail. (Or a pack of dogs, whichever comes first.) - Howlin
• Pro Se litigant from Hell in two big legal actions. - connectthedots
• Litigaton Paralegal - large law firm. – Diamond
• Solo attorney, general civil practice. I handle most anything except criminal and divorce work....those two areas can get you killed! - Politically_Erect
• Trained as an attorney and practiced for 13 years on the West coast of Florida. I no longer practice because I'm legally blind (macular degeneration) and the vision loss interfered too much with the type of work I did. – Dukeman

• Lawyer: practice areas corporate, securities, and (primarily) tax-exempt municipal finance; (I used to be a paralegal, but got tired of doing all the work and never getting a decent salary!) - RayBob
• Paralegal/researcher/consulting investigator – stand watie
• "Retired" lawyer - montfort

• Lawyer (corporate litigation and tax-fraud defense). – Lurking Libertarian

• Former legal assistant - luvmysuv

• Attorney; general counsel for a publicly traded corporation – opinion8r
• Paralegal with over 15 years experience – Grayson50
• JD, working for a large legal research company out of my home – Lawgirl
• Former legal secretary - PatiPie
• Dreams of attending Law School to practice Constitutional Law - FenianOfEire
• Research and study the law – TexanaRED
• 1980's Legal Secretary to District Attorney (in his private office) – StarFan
• Criminal Defense/Family Law – Wi jd
• Corporate/Transactional Attorney -- M&A, Venture Capital, Emerging Growth - Darth Reagan
• Attorney:28 years' practice in family and criminal law – Centaur
• Paralegal with 13 years of experience -- criminal defense, family law, intellectual properties copyright/trademark/patent), personal injury, zoning & municipal law. To make a long story short, just about everything. – Bryan
• Law school graduate (the legal racket) - Aura Of The Blade
• Billing paralegal with a large international N.Y. law firm – stanz
• Paralegal - Health Insurance Company – Califreeper
• Lawyer and part-time cop. – LJLucido
• Certified Paralegal - Beeline40 = Elizabeth
• 7 years word processing for lawyers – Sueann
• Legal Clerk - 5 years - Oil Corporation. – freekitty
• Central Florida Lawyer. – ConservativeLawyer
• Retired-when-boss-did legal assistant – dorothy
• Paralegal, specialize in legal research and writing, a lot of Family Law and Probate. – realwoman
• Court reporter and half owner of a medium-sized firm in Seattle. - angry elephant
• Attorney for a software company. – BibleBaseballBarbecue

[Howlin]

It's so discouraging, isn't it? As I said earlier, the phrase "right in front of our eyes" keeps going through my mind.

[Dog]

IMHO.... I don't think they allow it...

[KsSunflower]

What reason, other than politics, could the NJSC have to allow this law to be completely set aside???

The only reason given for this request is partisan, so that the Dems have a chance to win. If this is allowed, election laws will carry the same weight as UN resolutions. They won't be worth the paper on which they are written.

[Cyber Liberty]

What if I feel like posting my comments to you? I hear you're much better looking....

[Dog]

Thank you....:-)

Can you post the case for me here?

[cardinal4]

Thanks for Posting that. All the libs at work today were like," Well he is doing the honorable thing by backing out,".When I told her how it would likely wind up, she said,"Well,the republicans have pulled another Florida!" I just laughed and walked away.

[Cyber Liberty]

Defense Attorney - Commonsense

LOL....

[rintense]

Oh I'm sure the Dem-heavy SCONJ will find a loophole. You know, there are ALWAYS loopholes... well, at least when Dems are involved.

[Howlin]

What a kind thing to say to an old woman like me........LOL.

I just didn't want to answer any questions.......as I don't know anything about this!

You, however, can reply to me ANY TIME you want to.

[cmsgop]

Defense Attorney - Commonsense


I just spilled my Beer LOL!!!!!!!!!!

[Gumlegs]

Pretty good analysis here.

[Howlin]

How did she come to that conclusion? Never mind, I'm sure you and I could NEVER contort our brains into that Medussa thingy so we'd understand.

[Dog]

That is where I found this tidbit....:-)

[Howlin]

Here.

[marajade]

When it comes to the control of the US senate I don't think they'll care...

What gets me is how the Dems on the Judiciary comm are voting against Bush's nominees because they "appear" to be activists but have no issues with judges who are Dems that are "activists."