Have You or a Loved
One Been Denied the Right to Vote? Contact the Ohio Election Justice Campaign
Citizens' group Ohio
Election Justice Campaign (OEJC) invites all citizens denied or hindered in
voting in any Ohio election from 2004 onwards to join class action lawsuit to
seek truth, justice, and monetary damages. Ohio Election Justice Campaign
points to alleged election fraud cover-up between Ohio politicians and local
attorneys as prompting citizen class action. Act now as urgent legal deadline
expires soon: e-mail Ohio.Voter.Class Action@gmail.com or call OEJC Director
Shaffer at 614-266-2391.
Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) July 3, 2009 -- In celebration of our
nation's birthday on July 4th and the freedom it signifies, the Ohio Election
Justice Campaign (OEJC), a citizens' group, invites all citizens who have been
denied or hindered in voting in Ohio to join a class action lawsuit to seek
truth, justice, and monetary damages. King-Lincoln v. Blackwell, 2:06-cv-00745 (S.D.
Ohio).
Even citizens currently living overseas
or in another state such as New York or California are invited by the Ohio
Election Justice Campaign to join this class action lawsuit if they have been
denied or hindered in voting in any Ohio election beginning with the 2004
presidential election and including the most recent election.
Citizens'
group believes Ohio politicians and local attorneys have combined to throw out
evidence showing election fraud, to sanction the ongoing destruction of
evidence, and to miss crucial legal deadlines in this landmark lawsuit.
Eight
OEJC members say citizen class action is needed because their motion for a
special grand jury had been turned down in this lawsuit. They say the court
denied a request to enforce its own order for criminal contempt charges for
destruction of the 2004 election evidence. OEJC provided the court over 1400
pages of evidence they say prove that Ohio's 2004 election was fraudulent but
the lead attorneys for the voters of Ohio had the evidence thrown out.
During
a telephone conference on June 23, 2009, citizens from across the nation
pressed one of the lawyers for the voters of Ohio on the issue of the lawsuit's
apparent abandonment. OEJC members believe that "secret negotiations"
are taking place on the destroyed alleged election fraud evidence, public
records that belong to the American people.
Further,
on June 29, 2009, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) was provided
with the evidence the OEJC says proves Ohio's 2004 election was fraudulent,
including the documents filed in court, at a citizens' meeting in Columbus,
Ohio. Citizens present at the meeting believe the Columbus-based DOJ
bureaucrats want to play it safe, the same dangerous strategy the government
followed in delaying criminal action to end the Madoff investment fraud scheme.
Marlys
Barbee of OEJC responded, "We will not allow this coup of the U.S.
Constitution to continue. We are citizens of the United State of America, and
when we know our right to vote has been abridged in any way, it is our duty to
take action."
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