Arkansas Independent Candidate Asks U.S. Supreme Court Not to Hear the Case He Won in the Eighth Circuit

On August 31, Arkansas independent candidate (for Lieutenant Governor in 2014) Mark Moore a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Martin v Moore, 17-156.  The case is about the March petition deadline for non-presidential independent candidates.  Moore basically won the case in the Eighth Circuit earlier this year.  The Eighth Circuit said that the deadine is too early, unless the state can demonstrate that it must have such an earlier deadline in order to have time to check the signatures.  The Eighth Circuit remanded the case for more fact-finding to the U.S. District Court.

In response to that, Arkansas asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear its appeal, arguing that the deadline is constitutional regardless of what any more facts might show.  Then, Moore filed this brief, saying the U.S. Supreme Court should not take this case.


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Arkansas Independent Candidate Asks U.S. Supreme Court Not to Hear the Case He Won in the Eighth Circuit — 1 Comment

  1. Each election is NEW — since Adam and Eve.

    Equal ballot access tests.

    Too many MORON lawyers and worse judges to count since 1968 — a mere 49 years ago.

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