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: Supreme Court of Texas BlogStay issued allowing the Green Party to (at least temporarily) be listed on the ballot
By Don Cruse
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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Stay issued allowing the Green Party to (at least temporarily) be listed on the ballot (SCOTXblog)
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Green Party Candidates Allowed on Texas Ballot For Now (Texas Tribune)
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