Why would a judge sign a warrant? (Georgia)

[cilla4progress]

Those ballots are presumptively corrupted.

[bluestarone]

1. have been watching and waiting

Who signed this order? Something STINKS to my way of thinking.

[SSJVegeta]

3. A low level fedederal magistrate judge from what I can tell

Really weird.

[bluestarone]

4. Yea, see that's what i mean

THIS is really weird for sure!! Something stinks to high heaven. sounds like the warrants to enter homes, not signed by judges. Need a process to determine if the judge signature is not forged or not.

[SSJVegeta]

5. Theres likely not to be any convictions if charges are soemhow even brought

But it is also a loophole for the federal government to meddle in state elections in some way, so hopefully this isnt repeated anywhere else.

[MakeThemCry]

2. What's the context here?

I'm confused.

[intheflow]

6. The DOJ confiscated Georgia voter data.

A judge supposedly signed off on a warrant to seize this information.

[ScratchCat]

7. I asked the same thing yesterday

It makes no sense considering this issue is in another judge's court room and that judge has not ruled that Georgia must give the data to DOJ in violation of State law. How could a different judge ignore the ongoing suit and issue a warrant for records that are protected by Georgia law?

Others have asked why these records are even still in existence given they are typically destroyed two years later.

Where are statements from Kemp and the SOS on this?

Anyone?