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Libertarian Judicial Committee and Libertarian Party of Oregon: M. Carling States that Interested Parties Have Seven Days to Respond to Recent Request for Clarification

By Caryn Ann Harlos on January 6, 2016 7:54 AM

Oregon_LP_Logo_2010From the LNC Votes Email list:

The Judicial Committee of the Libertarian Party has received the request for clarification attached below. In 2011, the Judicial Committee granted all interested parties the opportunity to submit comments regarding a similar request for clarification and we will do the same this time. So far this term, the Judicial Committee has decided to meet by teleconference rather than in person and to accept submissions in writing rather than orally. I don’t anticipate the Judicial Committee will revise either of those decisions, but I will inform you if we do.

Per the Judicial Committee’s Rules of Appellate Procedure, interested parties have seven days from today in which to submit a response.

M Carling
Chairman, Libertarian Party Judicial Committee

With one LNC email response:

I am forwarding a transmission from the Chair of the Judicial Committee.

Alicia Mattson
LNC Secretary

IPR reported on this request for clarification here.

Caryn Ann Harlos

Caryn Ann Harlos is a paralegal residing in Castle Rock, Colorado and presently serving as the Region 1 Representative on the Libertarian National Committee and is a candidate for LNC Secretary at the 2018 Libertarian Party Convention. Articles posted should NOT be considered the opinions of the LNC nor always those of Caryn Ann Harlos personally. Caryn Ann's goal is to provide information on items of interest and (sometimes) controversy about the Libertarian Party and minor parties in general not to necessarily endorse the contents.

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12 Comments

  1. Stewart Flood January 7, 2016

    Only the 100th thread?

  2. Michael H. Wilson January 6, 2016

    Stomp your feet and throw a hissy fit.

  3. Wes Wagner January 6, 2016

    Stewart

    If IPR used Disqus comments as a platform we could give you your own I survived the 100th Oregon thread badge…. 😉

  4. Stewart Flood January 6, 2016

    Subscribe? What are we subscribing to? And does it come with a free coffee mug?

  5. paulie January 6, 2016

    ^ And here I was expecting a nuclear fireball middle finger.

  6. Wes Wagner January 6, 2016

    Fine, I will subscribe. 😛

  8. paulie January 6, 2016

    You don’t want to know.

  10. Guy Rosinbaum January 6, 2016

    Subscribe

  11. Jill Pyeatt January 6, 2016

    So NOW Carling gives interested parties 7 days to respond. Too bad that didn’t happen in August 2015, when the idiotic JC decision to look at the 2011 decision originally happened. Does anyone have Carling’s submission?

  12. Caryn Ann Harlos January 6, 2016

    Commenting to subscribe

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