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Maine GOP Rep. Laurel Libby filed an emergency appeal in First Circuit Court on Monday. Recent Judgments It supported her condemnation in Congress.
The state’s Democratic majority voted to denounce her for writing a social media post in February identifying the trans athlete who won the women’s state pole vault competition. Libby filed a lawsuit against House Speaker Ryan Fectoteau, and overturned it, but Rhode Island U.S. District Court Judge Melissa Dubose took control of Libby on Friday.
Dubose has been appointed Former President Joe Biden Just before he retired in January.
Libby previously sued to Fox News Digital that she would appeal the ruling after it was announced, and now she has it.
“Our appeal calls on the court to amend this abuse of power and reaffirms that legislative leaders cannot use procedural manipulation and immunity immunity.
“I will remain optimistic to recognize that the courts are clearly at risk, the fundamental principle that neither the integrity of representative governments nor the legislative leaders nor the partisan majority do not exceed the constitution.
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Libby represents 9,000 components in Maine’s 90th District and was unable to speak or vote on their behalf for two months in the state legislature.
“The appeal is a seat that goes far beyond the seats of lawmakers. This is defending Maine’s constitutional rights of 9,000 people in the Maine House of Representatives who are currently without voices or votes,” Libby said.
“I am grateful for the support of my members and many others in Maine who understand the importance of speaking the truth and standing firmly.
After all Maine district judges refused to take it, Dubose predominately sided the suit.
Juryers John C. Nivison, John A. Woodcock, Lance E. Walker, Karen F. Wolf, Stacey D. Neumann and Nancy Tolen signed the recusal order shortly after the case was first filed. There was no reason.
So the incident went to Dubose, Rhode Island.
So far, the accusations have cost her the opportunity to vote for the state’s six-month budget and propose a bill to expand access to mental health resources for residents. Libby also prevents discussion on the House floor of a bill that adds transport to women’s sports to the state constitution.
Her colleagues will vote for the Democratic majority bill after being passed by a mere simple majority in the House on Thursday, but will require a two-thirds of majority in both rooms before going before voters. If you pass, you will be codified by the state constitution. Maine Human Rights Actprotecting the right of trans athletes to compete against opposite-sex sports teams.
Submitted by the US Department of Justice Litigation against the nation for the continued rebellion of Trump protecting men from women’s sports executive orders. Maine is facing federal pressure over the past two months after two federal investigations, a USDA freeze on funding, and now refusing to litigate.
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The state’s Democratic leader, led by Gov. Janet Mills, fought back by filing his own lawsuit against Trump over a fundraising freeze. Another federal judge has already ruled that the USDA must remove the funds.
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