Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Will File an Amended Complaint in New York on Friday This Week to Deal with Constitutional Issues

As has been reported, a New York state trial court judge removed Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., from the ballot on August 12, and did not consider the constitutional issues involved in her decision.  Kennedy already had a federal ballot access lawsuit pending in New York, but it had been dormant and had been filed before he had any expectation that his residence would be a problem for him.

On August 23, Friday, he will amend his federal complaint to deal with the constitutional issues.  Kennedy v Berger, s.d., 1:24cv-03897.


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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Will File an Amended Complaint in New York on Friday This Week to Deal with Constitutional Issues — 4 Comments

  1. Richard Winger

    Do the democratic appelate judges have to comply with the Federal decision if it’s favorable for Kennedy?

    Thank you

  2. We have a Statement of Domicle in a State other than Nevada, viz., State of New York. That was filed in Clark County District Court under the authority of NRS 41.193 and NRS 41.195.

    The law became effective on 1 October 1979.

  3. Political consultants, petition contractors and lawyers are the only people who got anything out of the brainworm campaign. It’s a scam, like the no lube party.

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