AL McInnish, Goode v Chapman “Obama” Ballot Challenge Dismissed
Posted by By GeorgeM at 6 December, at 21 : 44 PM Print
Counsel Larry Klayman declined to provide comments for attribution, so we go with material provided by the opposition
Case CV-2012-001053.00
More info, received later, from Larry Klayman:
He said the order is an outrage, with no reasoning. Judge referred to plaintiff as “Good Virgin. ” Will be appealed to Roy Moore’s (10 Commandment Judge) Supreme Court. Larry feels the nation would experience total collapse under Obama.
The judge allotted 15 mins for the oral argument for both sides
It will be appealed.
“Will be appealed to Roy Moore’s (10 Commandment Judge) Supreme Court.”
When will Justice Moore be sworn in?
William Rawle, 5 months ago
Roy Moore’s Perspective on Becoming Chief Justice Again | CBS 8 …
http://www.waka.com/…/Moores-Perspective-on-Chief-Justice-177794241….Nov 7, 2012 – Roy Moore was first elected to Chief Justice in 2000. … other political offices were unsuccessful over the years, Alabama voters did elect to put him back in office this time around. … Moore will be sworn in to office January 14th.
More about Moore
http://www.wnd.com/2012/11/ten-commandments-judge-issues-wake-up-call/print
GeorgeM, 5 months ago
“Moore will be sworn in to office January 14th”
But is he going to wait until than to file the appeal?
William Rawle, 5 months ago
Don’t know.He is aware of Moore’s swear-in date. He can file it anytime with an understanding that hearing will wait until then. Not sure of deadlines.
GeorgeM, 5 months ago
“hearing will wait until then”
I don’t know about the deadline for filing an appeal, but
December 11, 2012 – States must make final decisions in any controversies over the appointment of their electors at least six days before the meeting of the Electors
December 17, 2012 – The Electors meet in their state and vote for President and Vice President on separate ballots.
December 26, 2012 – The deadline for receipt of the electoral votes by the President of the Senate and the Archivist.
January 6, 2013 – The Congress meets in joint session to count the electoral votes on January 6, 2013.
January 20, 2013 at Noon—Inauguration Day – The President-elect takes the Oath of Office and becomes the President of the United States.
http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/key-dates.html
IANAL but it seems to me that after December 26th if not sooner, the Alabama Supreme Court loses jurisdiction.
William Rawle, 5 months ago
Actually, inauguration is 1/21 this year, although Congress specifies 1/20 as effectivity date. Kinda moot, since it’s a re-election situation.
Not clear to me what happens if a case FILED before the deadline is not ruled on before the deadline, but I’m no lawyer and unfamiliar with the statutory details.
GeorgeM, 5 months ago
“Actually, inauguration is 1/21 this year, although Congress specifies 1/20 as effectivity date”
No, it is still 1/20. He is holding a “private” one on that day. The public “for show” one is the 21st.
omad, 5 months ago
I heard that they were doing the oath in private on the 20th, then doing the whole ceremony and repeating the oath on the 21st. Maybe Obama will swear on the Koran one day and the Bible the next. Or Das Kapital?
GeorgeM, 5 months ago
The Alabama Supreme Court (nine justices, none of whom as of this date is Roy Moore) only has jurisdiction over Alabama. Alabama went red. So what is it that Klayman thinks the court can do? De-certify the votes for Romney?
After December 17, nothing. It becomes a Congressional matter after the Electoral College meets.
Jeremy, 5 months ago