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To: pnz1; dubie
"So if they have now been served can they go back and “redo” the motion that was denied?"

You are confused. The lawsuit NEVER was denied, and they have now been served for the lawsuit. Outside of the lawsuit was a MOTION to STOP Obama from being able to accept the nomination. That motion was denied and they were able to go ahead with their convention.

72 posted on 09/04/2008 9:35:53 PM PDT by Spunky ((You are free to make choices, but not free from the consequences))
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To: Spunky
Outside of the lawsuit was a MOTION to STOP Obama from being able to accept the nomination.

You can't submit a motion to a court "outside" a lawsuit. The suit commences with the filing of a complaint with the court clerk. In this instance, the plaintiff probably filed his complaint to start the suit, then filed his motion papers (asking for a temporary restraining order and/or preliminary injunction) immediately thereafter - or, practically speaking, at the same time.

87 posted on 09/05/2008 5:53:25 AM PDT by justiceseeker93
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