Constitutional
scholars: Nevada State Senate's failure to remove state controller
from office upon impeachment and conviction was an extra-legal
invention.
"...by definition, conviction is removal."
Reno
News & Review 12-9-2004
BREAKING
NEWS (12-5-2004) :
Nevada
state controller impeached and convicted, given 20 lashes with
wet noodle
Rights
remain silent
GAME
OVER.
Judge
Breen declares election contest moot, so protest stands mute.
Recount counted out Libs
and Greens can't come up with $347,000 in quick cash.
Reno Gazette-Journal Editorial: Resolve
concerns about vote counts.
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 30, 2004, 11;56 a.m. PST Judge Peter
Breen today dismissed Rick Newell Davis' contest of the Nevada
general election after yesterday's
arguments. In other news, Nevada Greens and Libertarians filed
for a statewide recount.
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 29, 2004, 2:37 a.m. PST On the same
day that a contest of the November election goes to court, the
web is rife with communication that Green Party activists will
file for a full statewide recount. Today is the deadline. The
number of no-paper-trail voting machines in populous Clark County,
wherein reside 70 percent of Nevada voters, looms as an issue
in both venues. Only 740 of 2,926 machines in Clark County had
paper backups. (Three of the most populous cities in the state,
Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson, are located in Clark
County, better known as Gomorrah South to the locals.) Stay tuned
for more. Be
well. Raise hell. AB
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 25, 2004, 3:49
a.m. PST NEWText
of Rick Newell Davis' contest of the general election: Preliminary
hearing memorandum and offer of proof
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 23, 2004, 3:32
p.m. PST ELECTION
CONTEST AND DISENFRANCHISEMENT CASE: Judge Peter Breen schedules
evidentiary hearing for Monday, Nov. 29, 10:00 a.m in Washoe District
Court, Reno.
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 17, 2004, 4:39 p.m. PST
Nevada
Election Contest Filed
Followup
on the story broken exclusively via BallotBoxing.US e-bulletin
on Nov. 16
Watch
this page for continuing updates
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 15, 2004, 3:12 a.m. PST
Republican attorney files notice of appeal of Judge Brent Adams'
decision. Reform of the system demanded.
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 8, 2004, 5:04 a.m. PST Republican
voter suppression campaign continues past the election. Barbwire
by Barbano special Internet edition.
BREAKING
NEWS, NOV. 2, 2004, 4:17 p.m. PST, Reno Gazette-Journal
If you've got a registration receipt, a Washoe judge says
you can vote today even if your name is not on voting rolls.
Click here for
more.
CARSON
CITY (NOV 1, 2004, 2:23 p.m. PST)A Reno couple lost
their right to vote today for the crime of wanting to register
as Democrats. The Nevada Supreme Court turned down a motion for
a writ of mandamus which would have ordered county voter registrars
"to place in the voters register and poll book the names
of Petitioners (Eric and Traci Amberson) and all Represented Petitioners
who can present...documentation evidencing their good faith completion
and submission of voter registration forms."
Justices
Agosti, Becker, Gibbons, Maupin and Rose stated in their order
that "altough the petition raises signficant issues,"
they did not feel it appropriate to intervene. The court is "ill-equipped
to resolve factual issues such as whether petitioners are qualified
electors and whether they submitted properly complete voter registration
forms. The district court is the proper forum in which to resolve
this matter in the first instance." Justice Michael Douglas,
who is up for election tomorrow, recused himself.
The case
stemmed from activities of a GOP-retained organization accused
in Nevada and other states of destroying registration forms of
people who registered as Democrats.
Some
resort to provisional ballots
Nevada offers option for voters whose registration is in dispute
Nevada's
GOP secretary of state and attorney general ignore the law to
boost President Bush's electoral chances:
Barbwire by Barbano/Sparks Tribune 7-11-2004
(Nevada A.G. Sandoval was nominated
for a federal district judgeship immediately after the election.)
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