Monday, February 13, 2012
NCEL Appealed to 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals
On February 13, 2012 WTP filed its initial Appeal brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals in Manhattan.
The appeal seeks to overturn the July 2011, Dismissal of the lawsuit by the US District Court in Albany which held (erroneously) that the Voter-Plaintiffs' "lacked standing".
The Appeal refutes the faulty reasoning of the District Court and invites the Court of Appeals to examine the 2009 decision of the German "supreme" court which banned ALL voting machines in that country based on the fact the machines violate the "Public Nature" of democratic elections and are thereby, unconstitutional.
Right-Click to download the APPEAL (560K .pdf)
The NCEL lawsuit, (initiated two years before the German decision) argues the exact points -- voting machines record and count the votes in SECRET using hidden mechanisms and software programs, and are therefore unconstitutional.
Access ALL the NCEL Court documents since 2007.
The appeal seeks to overturn the July 2011, Dismissal of the lawsuit by the US District Court in Albany which held (erroneously) that the Voter-Plaintiffs' "lacked standing".
The Appeal refutes the faulty reasoning of the District Court and invites the Court of Appeals to examine the 2009 decision of the German "supreme" court which banned ALL voting machines in that country based on the fact the machines violate the "Public Nature" of democratic elections and are thereby, unconstitutional.
Right-Click to download the APPEAL (560K .pdf)
The NCEL lawsuit, (initiated two years before the German decision) argues the exact points -- voting machines record and count the votes in SECRET using hidden mechanisms and software programs, and are therefore unconstitutional.
Access ALL the NCEL Court documents since 2007.
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