The cases force the court to confront an extraordinary question: Can a county sheriff seize counted ballots from election officials, take them to a law enforcement facility to conduct his own investigation outside the normal election process?
Bianco argues that his department was conducting a lawful criminal investigation under warrants signed by a judge. His lawyers also contend that the four voters do not have standing to sue and that the dispute should first go through a lower court.
I’m sure my tax dollars, as a California resident, probably pay for his lawyers. Asshole.
I’m sure my tax dollars, as a California resident, probably pay for his lawyers. Asshole.