Abe Hamadeh, a former candidate for attorney general, asked the Arizona Supreme Court for an expedited consideration of his appeal to reverse his election case.
Now that the Republican is responsible for paying legal fees, the precise sum is unknown
His attorneys moved hastily and lied, according to the Chief Justice Robert Brutinel’s order dated Wednesday for an election case .
The team meticulously sought a definitive decision from a Mohave County Superior Court judge, according to Hamadeh’s request.
In an article from KJZZ, stated that the attorneys representing Secretary of State Adrian Fontes and Attorney General Kris Mayes, however, pointed out that this, about election case, was untrue.
That is a point that is acknowledged by Hamadeh and the Republican National Committee on his behalf.
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Brutinel: Hamadeh will have to go through the customary appeals process
Abe Hamadeh, a losing candidate for attorney general in Arizona, is requesting that the state Supreme Court order a new trial in an effort to reverse his defeat election case to Democrat Kris Mayes.
KTAR News reported that attorneys for Hamadeh and the Republican National Committee assert in a recent filing that a trial court judge unlawfully restricted Hamadeh’s ability to prepare for his arguments about the election case .
The Mohave County superior court rejected Hamadeh’s plea about election case for a fresh trial in July.
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