Sidney Powell files Motion to Dismiss the Dominion Voting Systems Inc. Lawsuit

Kirk Allen April 14, 2021

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Sidney Powell files Motion to Dismiss the Dominion Voting Systems Inc. Lawsuit – Sidney Powell filed her motion to dismiss the defamation lawsuit filed by Dominion Voting Systems. We encourage everyone to read the actual filing so that you can see what was actually said in the motion rather than what some media have claimed was in the motion.

MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANTS’ MOTION TO DISMISS

EXHIBITS TO MEMORANDUM OF LAW IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANTS’ MOTION TO DISMISS

We will continue to follow this case and update as future filings are uploaded into the court system.

Sidney Powell files Motion to Dismiss the Dominion Voting Systems Inc. Lawsuit

Categories: Politics

Tags: defamation of character, dominion voting systems, donald trump, edgar county watchdogs, sidney powell, southland, the southland journal

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“The People We Serve Are Paying Too Much for Energy:” Virginia Lawmakers Are Targeting Dominion Energy

In a bid to lower some of the highest electricity bills in the nation, Virginia lawmakers are pushing legislation that would strengthen oversight of the state’s largest utility, Dominion Energy, potentially setting up hundreds of millions of dollars in customer refunds.

by Patrick Wilson and Mel Leonor Richmond Times-Dispatch January 29, 2021

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Natural Gas Is Getting Cheaper. Thousands Are Paying More To Heat Their Homes Anyway.

Charlotte Lane was a top lobbyist for utility companies. Now she regulates them. A little-known law she previously pushed has allowed them to charge West Virginians for expensive pipeline projects with little oversight and few consumer protections.

by Lucas Manfield and Ken Ward Jr. Mountain State Spotlight April 19, 2021

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Illinois Supreme Court Adopts New Rule for Trial Exhibits

New Rule 455, first proposed by the Appellate Lawyers Association (ALA) and supported by the Office of the State Appellate Defender (OSAD), is intended to bring uniformity to trial exhibits and prevent the delays which occur when appellate counsel must track down and locate missing trial exhibits that were not made part of the record.

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Silence DoGood October 13, 2022

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Held Back: Inside a Lost School Year

Teacher Ashlee Thompson had a lot to worry about this year: A deadly virus. A poor district under threat by the state. And now, a new mandate for her students: Learn to read or flunk the third grade.

by ProPublica July 6, 2021

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Lawyers Who Were Ineligible to Handle Serious Criminal Charges Were Given Thousands of These Cases Anyway

Lawyers Who Were Ineligible to Handle Serious Criminal Charges Were Given Thousands of These Cases Anyway – Soon after receiving his license to practice law in Maine in May 2015, Jeremiah McIntosh, 36, began a new career as a small-town lawyer in the northeast corner of the state’s rural Aroostook County.

Silence DoGood February 23, 2021

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