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Stay issued allowing the Green Party to (at least temporarily) be listed on the ballot

By Don Cruse

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In re Deb Shafto, Herb Gonzales, Jr., Edward Lindsay, Art Browning, Christine Morshedi, and the Green Party of Texas, No. 10-0487 (docket)

This afternoon, the Texas Supreme Court issued a stay to the Green Party of Texas, suspending the injunction that was preventing it from certifying candidates for today’s general-election ballot deadline.

The mandamus petition remains pending, and the Texas Supreme Court apparently will accept expedited merits briefs and issue a final decision soon. There is plenty of press coverage; see the docket page above for my most current list.

Full post as published by Supreme Court of Texas Blog on July 02, 2010 (boomark / email).

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