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Huge news as they send it back to the lower appeals court to reconsider.
UPDATE 2130 EST - Update: It has been confirmed that today's Supreme Court order also applies to the case of Garland Favorito et al. v. Alex Wan et al. as both cases were originally dismissed under the same premise.
UPDATE 1512 EST - Letters to preserve ballots going out immediately...
December 20, 2022 - Today, the Georgia Supreme Court granted a petition for certiorari, vacated the previous judgement and remanded the case of CAROLINE JEFFORDS et al. v. FULTON COUNTY et al. The Court ordered that the lower Court of Appeals reconsider the case which was previously dismissed for lack of “standing.”
This ruling potentially paves the way for a review of actual evidence brought forward in Jefford’s original complaint. Lack of “standing” was cited in a number of cases brought forward as evidence of possible malfeasance mounted following the November 2020 election.
Public concern has continued through the last two years as few Courts were willing to hear evidence. Following the release of Dinesh DeSousa’s documentary “2000 Mules”, public awareness in Georgia and across the Country has broadened with renewed calls for election transparency and investigations.
Today’s ruling may set the stage for further investigation into what actually occurred during November 2020
.
www.georgiarecord.com
UPDATE 2130 EST - Update: It has been confirmed that today's Supreme Court order also applies to the case of Garland Favorito et al. v. Alex Wan et al. as both cases were originally dismissed under the same premise.
UPDATE 1512 EST - Letters to preserve ballots going out immediately...
December 20, 2022 - Today, the Georgia Supreme Court granted a petition for certiorari, vacated the previous judgement and remanded the case of CAROLINE JEFFORDS et al. v. FULTON COUNTY et al. The Court ordered that the lower Court of Appeals reconsider the case which was previously dismissed for lack of “standing.”
This ruling potentially paves the way for a review of actual evidence brought forward in Jefford’s original complaint. Lack of “standing” was cited in a number of cases brought forward as evidence of possible malfeasance mounted following the November 2020 election.
Public concern has continued through the last two years as few Courts were willing to hear evidence. Following the release of Dinesh DeSousa’s documentary “2000 Mules”, public awareness in Georgia and across the Country has broadened with renewed calls for election transparency and investigations.
Today’s ruling may set the stage for further investigation into what actually occurred during November 2020
.
BREAKING: Georgia Supreme Court Reverses 'Lack Of Standing' In 2020 Election Case
BREAKING: Georgia Supreme Court Reverses 'Lack Of Standing' In 2020 Election Case. Today’s ruling may set the stage for further investigation into what actually occurred during November 2020.
www.georgiarecord.com
