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In article <8v3omg$jk8@shell3.shore.net>,
Charles M. Kozierok <ixlu@PCGuide.com> wrote:
>In article <8v3o1r$roe$0@pita.alt.net>,
>Karl Denninger <karl@FS.Denninger.net> wrote:
>} In article <8v3mj0$3nc@shell3.shore.net>,
>} Charles M. Kozierok <ixlu@PCGuide.com> wrote:
>} >Again, if you want to cite case law, or provide any sort of *objective*
>} >substantiation for your claims, I'd be interested in reading it.
>} 
>} Already done.
>
>Where? I've seen zero cites from you since I first encountered you on
>Usenet. What you do is talk like you're an expert, repeat yourself a
>lot, and hope nobody will call you on it.
>
>So I ask again: do you have *any* references to substantiate your claims
>regarding the postmark laws in Florida, or just a lot of bluster?
>
>} Or doesn't the Leon County court's ruling this morning count as "case law"?
>
>Are you really having this much trouble following this discussion?
>We were talking about postmarks on overseas ballots, and in particular,
>what the statute says about them. 

The Statute says the ballots must be postmarked either overseas or at an 
APO or FPO office.

It also says the ballots must be executed and witnessed on or before
election day.

Case law and common law are both clear on the only means to substantiate 
that ANY legal document was executed and witnessed on or before the due 
date - and that means is the date of the postmark.

Kathleen Harris has concurred with that opinion and has so stated, and her 
interpretation of the statutes involved in this election has been upheld 
by the courts in all respects to date.  

There is no reason to expect that any judge is going to overturn more than 
a hundred years of precedent as to how one substantiates that a document 
was processed and mailed in a timely fashion.

The burden of evidence in trying to convince anyone - including me - that
such an interpretation is flawed is upon you, given the manifest weight 
of the evidence in the other direction.

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