Judge tosses suit seeking declaration that Georgia officials don’t have to certify election results
- A lawsuit about Georgia election board members' discretion to refuse certification has been dismissed for technical reasons, though the judge indicated it could be refiled.
- Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney stated that Adams failed to name the correct party as a defendant in her lawsuit.
- McBurney emphasized that while this action is dismissed, Adams can refile with the correct party and continue her claims.
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Judge tosses suit seeking declaration that Georgia officials don’t have to certify election results
Julie Adams, a Republican member of Fulton County's Board of Elections, filed the lawsuit arguing that county election board members had the discretion to refuse to certify election results.
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Georgia Certification
"A lawsuit arguing that county election board members in Georgia have the discretion to refuse to certify election results has been dismissed on a technicality, but the judge noted it could be refiled," the AP reports.
Judge tosses suit seeking declaration that Georgia officials don't have to certify election results
A lawsuit arguing that county election board members in Georgia have the discretion to not certify election results has been dismissed on a technicality.
Judge dismisses abortion records lawsuit
INDIANAPOLIS — A Marion County judge on Tuesday dismissed a case that sought to overturn a state agency’s decision to exempt terminated pregnancy reports from public record — though an appeal in the case is almost certainly guaranteed.
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