petition to the Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Posted on | December 7, 2011 | No Comments
Taitz v Gardner, Ballot Law Commission Supreme Court of New Hampshire
In the link is the petition to the Supreme court of New Hampshire. Here are some clarifications. After I filed a ballot challenge with the ballot law commission, multiple individuals wrote to the commission, seeking to join in that challenge. It is impossible for me to add everyone as named plaintiffs, so several State Representatives and presidential candidates were joined as named plaintiffs, as they have strong standing. Additionally on page 17-18 I requested a class certification. When such class certification is granted by the court, all of the members of the class become plaintiffs. Previously there were some concerns, as in a couple of cases I added a few people as named plaintiffs. It happened so, that in one of the cases names were arranged in an alphabetical order and one person, whose name was first, ended up being a lead plaintiff and got a lot of recognition and notariaty, while other people fell into obscurity. By leaving as named plaintiffs only ones, who have strong standing and asking for class certification for other plaintiffs, I treat everybody evenly, no favorites, no hurt feelings and everything is in even key.
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