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: Justice Building Blog4th ORDERS LEVEY BACK ON BALLOT
By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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DOWN GOES DIJOLS. DOWN GOES DIJOLS. (thanks to Howard Cosell for his "down goes Frazier ...down goes Frazier" call in the historic Frazier/Foreman fight.). The title links to the 4th DCA opinion ruling that Mardi Anne Levey Cohen (add favorable name here) shall be restored to the ballot for the upcoming judicial election. The Broward County Elections Department which had produced ballots with Levey's name, and then was ordered by Miami Judge Feder to destroy those ballots and produce a ballot with Dijols's name has now been told to "stop the presses" and make another ballot with Levey's name. Broward has spent so much money on the ballot fiasco that they have been forced to print presidential ballots with just John McCain's name, as they do not have enough money to print a Barack Obama ballot...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on September 24, 2008 (boomark / email).
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