Monday, October 30, 2006
In which we get press, well anyway blog coverage.
This just in from votelaw.com/blog Indiana: suit against "voting license" system filed
Joell Palmer, the plaintiff in Palmer v. Marion County posts his entire complaint on a new blog. It begins: 1. Introduction: This is an action to enjoin a threat to the integrity of the election process. Time is of the essence. Defendants are attempting to engage in voter fraud, by preventing voters without a voting license from voting. The result will be that the winners of the upcoming elections cannot be determined, because an unknown number of eligible voters will be prevented from voting. Without duly elected government officials, the government will lack legitimacy. The open door law claim provides a basis for statutory entitlement to an accelerated docket. A motion for a TRO and preliminary injunction is filed herewith, to prevent irreparable harm. -- palmer v marion county
Thanks to the Arbitrary Aardvark for the tip.
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btw, while this blog is called joellpalmer.blogspot.com, short for joell palmer v marion county, i'm not joell, just his lawyer in the case. more lawyers are needed!
also accepting guns and money.
This just in from votelaw.com/blog Indiana: suit against "voting license" system filed
Joell Palmer, the plaintiff in Palmer v. Marion County posts his entire complaint on a new blog. It begins: 1. Introduction: This is an action to enjoin a threat to the integrity of the election process. Time is of the essence. Defendants are attempting to engage in voter fraud, by preventing voters without a voting license from voting. The result will be that the winners of the upcoming elections cannot be determined, because an unknown number of eligible voters will be prevented from voting. Without duly elected government officials, the government will lack legitimacy. The open door law claim provides a basis for statutory entitlement to an accelerated docket. A motion for a TRO and preliminary injunction is filed herewith, to prevent irreparable harm. -- palmer v marion county
Thanks to the Arbitrary Aardvark for the tip.
This entry was posted by Edward at 07:44 PM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0) | Add to del.icio.us | Categories: Voter qualification
btw, while this blog is called joellpalmer.blogspot.com, short for joell palmer v marion county, i'm not joell, just his lawyer in the case. more lawyers are needed!
also accepting guns and money.
