[Publius]

That's a proposed judgment which is part of the brief. It doesn't become a judgment until the judge's signature is at the bottom.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

It is. Need to wait and see.

[WildHighlander57]

ThankQ!

To answer Tuscaloosa Goldfinch’s question

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3909553/posts?page=2187#2187

“Re: Georgia - is this a proposed order, or an actual going into effect order?

“THE COURT has before it Plaintiffs’ Emergency Motion for Injunctive Relief filed. November 27, 2020, seeking:

and then the proposals for the decertification, voting machine seizures, electors, etc.”

Here’s Publius’ answer:

That’s a proposed judgment which is part of the brief. It doesn’t become a judgment until the judge’s signature is at the bottom.

https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3910326/posts?page=79#79

[Yulee]

That’s a proposed judgment which is part of the brief. It doesn’t become a judgment until the judge’s signature is at the bottom.
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I agree that without a signature it is questionable.

After a quick run through of the pdf of Powell’s filing document, I do not find the “proposed judgment”.

What page of the filing did you find the posted “proposed judgment”?