MTG closing arguments.
The plaintiff attorney is trying to equivalate that talking about an insurrection is the same as Jefferson Davis who was the president of the confederacy.
OMG. Can't watch this anymore.
>Judge Charles Beaudrot
In 2012, Judge Beaudrot was appointed by Georgia Governor Nathan Deal to serve as the first Chief Judge of the Georgia Tax Tribunal. In 2014, Judge Beaudrot returned to Morris, Manning and Martin as a Senior Partner in the Tax Practice. However, he was appointed to serve as a Special Assistant Administrative Law Judge with OSAH. Judge Beaudrot is a frequent speaker on tax, partnership and corporate topics for numerous sponsors such as the Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants, the Institute for Continuing Legal Education in Georgia and the Georgia Real Estate Tax Conference. Judge Beaudrot has been particularly active in the area of flow-through entities in Georgia, having participated in the drafting process for Georgia’s LLC and LLP legislation. Chambers USA, America’s Leading Business Lawyers: The Client’s Guide identifies him as among the nation’s leading tax attorneys, Legal 500 named him as a leading lawyer for real estate tax, Georgia Trend magazine identified him one of the state’s “Legal Elite,”Atlanta magazine has listed him as one of its “Super Lawyers,” and the Atlanta Business Chronicle has listed him in its Who’s Who in Law. He also teaches Partnership Tax and Contract Drafting as an Adjunct Professor at Emory University Law School’s Center for Transactional Law and Practice program.
https://osah.ga.gov/meetus-judges/
Billable hours, baby!
Thanks! I was looking for this one.
All write in votes would not count.
A write in candidate still has to be 'eligible' in GA.
https://www.onlineathens.com/story/news/politics/2016/11/04/write-candidates-georgia-can-t-be-just-anyone/15451493007/
Write-in candidates in Georgia can't be just anyone
Voters who aren’t happy with names on the ballot can write-in candidates for president or some other offices.
But if the name is Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, or any other fictional character (or dead person) their vote won’t count. In fact, Georgia requires write-in candidates to file advance paperwork in order for their votes to be tallied as part of official election results.
Write-in candidates in Georgia can't be just anyone
Voters who aren’t happy with names on the ballot can write-in candidates for president or some other offices.
But if the name is Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, or any other fictional character (or dead person) their vote won’t count. In fact, Georgia requires write-in candidates to file advance paperwork in order for their votes to be tallied as part of official election results.
https://www.onlineathens.com/story/news/politics/2016/11/04/write-candidates-georgia-can-t-be-just-anyone/15451493007/
Any votes for her would be discarded and not part of the official count.
Asked the same question of the County Election Supervisor. Got the 'its in the election law' answer. And, it is there.
Might be ripe for some future changes. Wonder if it's the same in other states?
>https://twitter.com/EricTrump/status/1517486298235383810