Kari Lake and her attorneys appeared in a Maricopa County Superior Court status conference earlier today outlining the schedule for the remanded fraudulent sign{ai:summary}<p>Kari Lake and her attorneys appeared in court outlining the schedule for the remanded fraudulent signature verification claim, which was previously dismissed by Judge Peter Thompson despite evidence of massive voter disenfranchisement targeting Republicans and false testimony from county election officials. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in Lake's favor, remanding the "erroneous[ly]" dismissed count back to the trial court for further review, but Maricopa County still refuses to allow her legal team or We The People AZ Alliance to review ballot affidavit signatures from the 2022 Election. Lake's attorneys plan to petition to inspect the ballots and may bring a new and separate action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and state law to press her federal and Arizona constitutional claims. During the status conference, Lake attorney Kurt Olson made a bombshell claim that Maricopa officials conducted secret testing on tabulators on October 14th, 17th, and 18th, and that 260 of those 446 tabulators failed but were still used in the election.</p><p>The trial for Kari Lake's lawsuit against the stolen election is tentatively scheduled to begin on May 17, with her attorneys expected to file a motion to consolidate the issue of lawful public records requests that the County has denied soon. Lake's attorneys are also contemplating a motion to reconsider the dismissal of Count IV on logic-and-accuracy testing, and they plan to bring in expert witnesses from out of state. On the other hand, attorneys for Katie Hobbs and Maricopa County want to expedite the trial and save resources, as they are afraid that Lake's attorneys will have time to bring a solid case with expert witnesses. Thompson indicated that the new evidence could be introduced, and other counts in the lawsuit may be reconsidered.</p>

UPDATE: Kari Lake Lawsuit Going Back to Trial May 17, 18, 19 – Attorney Kurt Olsen Makes BOMBSHELL Claim of “Extraordinary Findings of Misconduct” By Maricopa County (VIDEO)

UPDATE: Kari Lake Lawsuit Going Back to Trial May 17, 18, 19 – Attorney Kurt Olsen Makes BOMBSHELL Claim of “Extraordinary Findings of Misconduct” By Maricopa County (VIDEO)

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