Enough evidence of fraud to decertify

[Longtimelurker]

https://www.newsweek.com/trump-lawyer-jenna-ellis-claims-sufficient-evidence-decertify-election-5-states-1637812

 

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More signs Trump will be returning 😆

[nstoolman1]

Hopefully not premature in her assessment.

[md11fr8dawg]

Let's hope she is not premature. However, no offense Ltl, but I will say to you what I said to caddieman. If it came from Newsweek, it might have the stench of corrupted lies and manure. Watch where you step. That Newsweek article is pure biased HORSE DUNG!!

Edited October 14, 2021 by md11fr8dawg

[miraj]

Should Ms. Ellis have first hand knowlege of a crime, then she needs to file a signed, criminal complaint with the FBI

[nstoolman1]

1 hour ago, miraj said:

Should Ms. Ellis have first hand knowlege of a crime, then she needs to file a signed, criminal complaint with the FBI

Why? It will just be ignored or some judge will toss it. Thousands of sworn,signed affidavits have been filed and ignored. 

[Longtimelurker]

3 hours ago, md11fr8dawg said:

 

2 hours ago, miraj said:

Should Ms. Ellis have first hand knowlege of a crime, then she needs to file a signed, criminal complaint with the FBI

 

Depends on the judge unfortunately. 

Edited October 14, 2021 by Longtimelurker

[miraj]

5 hours ago, nstoolman1 said:

Why? It will just be ignored or some judge will toss it. Thousands of sworn,signed affidavits have been filed and ignored. 

There is more to that story but of course, it will be the proverbial chasing the tail..

An affidavit is admissible evidence, although some courts may consider it hearsay and require you to testify to the affidavit in order to avoid this distinction. Thus, you should never assume that signing an affidavit will exempt you from testifying in court as a witness

although affidavits are necessary as a proffer of the evidence that will be presented at the hearing, they are not sufficient to constitute evidence on the jurisdictional issue when the facts are controverted. Another area of law where affidavits are necessary is in the summary judgment context.