California Court Again Rules that Electronic Signatures on Petitions are Not Valid

On April 7, a California Superior Court Judge reaffirmed his tentative ruling of March 19, in Ni v Slocum. The issue is whether electronic signatures are valid on petitions to qualify an initiative. See this story. The Judge on March 19 had tentatively ruled against electronic signatures, and now he has made his ruling permanent. Plaintiffs will appeal. Thanks to Christina Tobin for the link.


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