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Appealing to a higher court when judges have ruled that your legal arguments are without merit and your "evidence" is nothing but "speculative accusations" doesn't actually work.
It was dismissed with prejudice, so it's unlikely that will be the case. From what I can see, they would have to appeal the dismissal first to even have an appeal be possible for the case itself.
They can also make another case and submit elsewhere.
Hopefully they would remember to include any evidence that time.
I don't know why y'all are not understanding. They can and will introduce new testimony which they will do.
They are moving quickly to the circuit court level for a reason.
I don't know why y'all are not understanding. They can and will introduce new testimony which they will do.
They are moving quickly to the circuit court level for a reason.
Appeals do not permit new testimony. The only things that can be appealed are possible errors in law or procedure.
I don't know why y'all are not understanding. They can and will introduce new testimony which they will do.
They are moving quickly to the circuit court level for a reason.
YOU are the one who is not understanding.
You CANNOT bring new evidence in on appeal. An appeals court is a review court, not a trier of fact.
If they want to bring in new testimony, they have to file a new complaint and start all over again. With that little phrase "with prejudice" hanging over the whole effort. It's an odd way to move quickly.
("A case dismissed with prejudice is a legal way of saying a case was dismissed forever or permanently.
In other words, the plaintiff lawsuit is dismissed and he or she can no longer come back to court and bring suit against the defendant for the same thing." https://incorporated.zone/dismissed-with-prejudice/)
In other news, the countersuits are beginning. Trump is being sued in Detroit by a group of Black voters, and they are actually planning to bring evidence.
Appeals do not permit new testimony. The only things that can be appealed are possible errors in law or procedure.
If the original court dismissed the case and new evidence emerges it can be considered in the appeal or it can be sent back to the ordifinal court. In addition, new evidence may be considered if agreed upon by the parties and then becomes part of the appeal.
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