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BreakForNews.com, 30th Dec, 2004 15:00ET


Ohio Judge Denies Knowing Of Presidential Election Fraud Plot


Ongoing developments in Ohio legal cases have the potential to severely affect George Bush's claim on Ohio's electoral college votes; to blow the lid off corrupt practices in Ohio's political and judicial spheres; and to land a sticky mess of election fraud and judicial bias before the US Supreme Court and/or legislators convening to roll-call the presidential electoral college votes on January 6th, 2005.

by Fintan Dunne, Editor EXCLUSIVE

In an Ohio voters legal suit with potential to alter the outcome of the 2004 U.S. presidential election, the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio has denied having personal knowledge of a plot to steal votes; has refused an emergency motion to recuse himself from the case and has declined a request to secure election evidence in the voters' legal contest of the Ohio presidential election result.

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Responding to the decision, Cliff Arnebeck, attorney for the Massachusetts-based Alliance for Democracy, which brought the cases said "the important thing about the judicial process is the concept that you have a neutral judge."

"It's disappointing that doesn't seem to be the priority here," Arnebeck said.

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