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To: CFW
Corrupt courts can fast-track or slow-track cases as it suits them.

Courts in GA are slow-tracking Trump's 2020 challenges to examine the cheat-by-mail-in ballots where a veteran poll worker made a sworn deposition claiming there were tens of thousands of ballots without creases and tightly stacked that were all photocopies for Biden. The rumor just before Christmas was that these ballots have been destroyed and the lawyers for the state petitioned the court to be allowed to resign from the case.

Ditto for Kari Lake's election challenges. All being slow walked in the AZ lower courts.

5 posted on 02/06/2024 8:56:15 AM PST by HandBasketHell
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To: HandBasketHell

“Corrupt courts can fast-track or slow-track cases as it suits them.
Courts in GA are slow-tracking Trump’s 2020 challenges to examine the cheat-by-mail-in ballots where a veteran poll worker made a sworn deposition claiming there were tens of thousands of ballots without creases and tightly stacked that were all photocopies for Biden. The rumor just before Christmas was that these ballots have been destroyed and the lawyers for the state petitioned the court to be allowed to resign from the case.”

You are right about the Georgia judge. He is sitting on motions filed months or even years ago without ruling. Therefore, the case just sits in limbo. The State is never penalized for refusing to respond to discovery or destroying evidence.

It used to be that you could at least depend on Courts to go by the law no matter what. Since Soros started seeding the courts with progressive DAs and judges, too many Courts are political in nature.


8 posted on 02/06/2024 9:11:18 AM PST by CFW (I will not comply!)
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