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Libertarian Party of Oregon Legal Case: Amended Complaint From Tyler Smith, Counsel for Reeves Group

By Jill Pyeatt on April 27, 2012 1:00 AM

In the interest of keeping everyone who is watching the Oregon LP situation updated, here is the pdf of the amended complaint filed by Tyler Smith, attorney for the Reeve faction, who are suing Wes Wagner and his group over the Oregon LP situation.  This was filed onApril 20, 2012.

First Amended Complaint

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Jill Pyeatt is a small-business owner and jewelry designer from Southern California. She currently serves on the Judicial Committee of the Libertarian Party of CA. She can be found on Facebook and Twitter.

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9 Comments

  1. Fred April 30, 2012

    I understand your frustration with those who are involved but punishing the delegates is a little like telling Americans they can’t vote because the Democrats and Republicans are no good.

  2. Oregon Libertarian April 30, 2012

    This video is going around of M Carling at the 2011 Oregon Convention saying that the LPO bylaws are the worst he has ever seen and that he would support anyone who worked to change them. So the bylaws got changed and strangely he now is a Plaintiff in a legal suit to restore the very bylaws he denounced.

    http://youtu.be/yY6fJSPr3v4

  3. Is Burke involved again? April 29, 2012

    TIM REEVES, ERIC SAUB, GREG
    BURNETT, CARLA PEALER as The
    LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF OREGON, and DAVID TERRY, M CARLING and RICHARD BURKE as members ofthe
    LIBERTARIAN PARTY OF OREGON,
    Plaintiffs,

    v.
    WES WAGNER, an individual, and WES WAGNER, HARRY JOE TABOR, MARK VETANEN, BRUCE KNIGHT, in Their
    corporate capacities as the LIBERTARIAN
    PARTY OF OREGON,
    Defendants.

  4. Phillies for Treasurer April 29, 2012

    The lists of plaintiffs and defendants are on the first page of the document.

    George

  5. RJ April 29, 2012

    This sort of thing happened in the 90’s in Oregon. Is Burke involved again?

  6. Nick April 27, 2012

    This type of fighting can destroy an affiliate. I bet their going to lose a lot of members, and have to rebuild after this fight is resolved.

  7. Stewart Flood April 27, 2012

    I completely agree. Talk about choosing between the lesser of two evils…ack!

  8. Kevin Knedler April 27, 2012

    Excellent points Mr. Linnabary!

  9. Steven R Linnabary April 27, 2012

    Personally, I am well beyond caring which faction represents the LPOR. Both factions have wasted far too much money and time, as well as the money of individual members of the LNC. Money and time that certainly could be better spent elsewhere…such as actually campaigning.

    Apparently these children never learned to play together. I hope the delegates in Las Vegas refuse to recognize either faction, in effect telling them to stand in the corner until they can play together.

    PEACE

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