The Arizona Supreme Court issued a new order on Thursday, denying Katie Hobbs’ request for attorneys’ fees from Kari Lake but still sanctioning Lake’s att{ai:summary}<p>The Arizona Supreme Court denied Katie Hobbs' request for attorneys' fees from Kari Lake, but still ordered Lake's attorneys to pay sanctions and her to pay $2,000 to the Supreme Court. Lake's lawsuit will go back to trial on the issue of fraudulent signature verification, but Maricopa County refuses to provide ballot affidavit signatures from the 2022 Election to Lake's legal team or We The People AZ. The new sanction is a joke, but the Court claims it is due to the claim being "groundless and not made in good faith," despite evidence that 35,563 ballots were unaccounted for in the County's forms documenting the delivery of ballots to Runbeck.</p><p>Maricopa County refuses to answer to the central issue of the 35,000 unaccounted-for ballots and is still avoiding the central issues of not following the mandatory chain of custody requirements and not doing logic and accuracy testing. This is why Runbeck and Maricopa County refused to provide video footage from their loading docks and warehouse after election day. We The People AZ Alliance plans to file a lawsuit after Maricopa County and Runbeck Election Services denied lawful public records requests for footage at their facility, which could prove that 35,563 illegal ballots were added to the count.</p>

JUST-IN: Arizona Supreme Court Issues Joke Sanctions Against Kari Lake Over Accurate Claim of 35,563 Unaccounted For Ballots – Fraudulent Signatures to Go Back to Trial! (ORDER INCLUDED)

JUST-IN: Arizona Supreme Court Issues Joke Sanctions Against Kari Lake Over Accurate Claim of 35,563 Unaccounted For Ballots – Fraudulent Signatures to Go Back to Trial! (ORDER INCLUDED)

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