Breaking news in the fight for accountability in government and fair elections. For years, we’ve seen courts, particularly in Nevada, fall short when it comes to upholding the law in cases tied to elections. After Nevada courts turned their backs on justice, I took the next step — I filed an appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), case number 24-346.
As of 9/27, my case has officially been docketed by SCOTUS, and they have ordered the respondents — in this case, the district attorney’s office — to respond to my writ of certiorari by 10/28/24. Do you find it interesting that the so-called press has refused to cover this…
So, what does this mean? At least one Supreme Court Justice has read my writ and found it compelling enough to seek more information from the respondents. This is a major step forward. Should the respondents file their response (or not) by 10/28, a Justice may seek support from three others to grant my writ. If four Justices agree, SCOTUS will take up the case, and we could see true justice finally delivered.
The odds are stacked against us, statistically. The Supreme Court receives thousands of petitions each year but only hears a small fraction — typically less than 2%. However, we’ve already surpassed the first significant hurdle: SCOTUS has asked for more information, signaling there’s something in my case worth examining.
How huge is this? Huge! God is great. This happens less than 20% of the time according to statistics found online.
What’s at stake here?
The Nevada courts have ignored key constitutional issues, issues SCOTUS may now have a chance to address. I believe this is an opportunity to right some wrongs. Of course, this process is in God’s hands now. Should the Justices agree to hear my case, we’ll enter a new phase — one that could end with oral arguments before the Court and, God willing, a favorable decision.
If granted certiorari, both sides will file briefs on the merits, and oral arguments will follow. The Justices will then convene in private to discuss the case and cast a preliminary vote, which leads to the drafting of opinions. The final decision is then released, with far-reaching implications for the law and future cases.
This process takes time, months, but today, we celebrate the fact that SCOTUS is paying attention. It’s a monumental step that defies all the odds. Let’s continue to pray for justice and hope that, through this, we can see real accountability brought to our elections and government. Stay tuned for more updates.
Beadles
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