Judge in Sidney Powell's lawsuit in Georgia orders election officials not to wipe or reset voting machines

Posted By TheNewsCommenter: From Twitchy.com: “Judge in Sidney Powell's lawsuit in Georgia orders election officials not to wipe or reset voting machines”. Below is an excerpt from the article.

A judge on Sunday ordered election officials in Georgia not to wipe or reset voting machines in response to the lawsuit filed by Sidney Powell last week:

NEWS: Judge orders Georgia to cease and desist wiping or resetting any election machines.https://t.co/sn2D4IgUDM pic.twitter.com/ru2b0cuSqB

1: This is a **ROUTINE** briefing order.2: It does NOT – I repeat NOT – seize, impound, OR turn voting machines over to anyone for any purpose, much less investigation.

Let me repeat that: ANYONE WHO SAYS THAT VOTING MACHINES HAVE BEEN SEIZED OR IMPOUNDED IS LYING OR DUMB

And “this is an order that’s just designed to keep things as-is until the court has a chance to look at everything”:

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So far, so good https://t.co/5n2wCujWlY

— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) November 29, 2020

NEWS: Judge orders Georgia to cease and desist wiping or resetting any election machines.https://t.co/sn2D4IgUDM pic.twitter.com/ru2b0cuSqB

— Ivan Pentchoukov (@IvanPentchoukov) November 29, 2020

Georgia Judge orders voting machines impounded immediately to preserve evidence.

— Lou Dobbs (@LouDobbs) November 29, 2020

1: This is a **ROUTINE** briefing order.
2: It does NOT – I repeat NOT – seize, impound, OR turn voting machines over to anyone for any purpose, much less investigation.

Let me repeat that: ANYONE WHO SAYS THAT VOTING MACHINES HAVE BEEN SEIZED OR IMPOUNDED IS LYING OR DUMB

— Mike Dunford (@questauthority) November 29, 2020

2: The Order tells Georgia not to reset or wipe any voting machines until the court tells them that's OK. This is an order that's just designed to keep things as-is until the court has a chance to look at everything.

That's all.

— Mike Dunford (@questauthority) November 29, 2020

Here is what this order does:
1: It sets a schedule for hearing this case (this is the GA Kraken case).

The defendants have until Wednesday to respond to the Kraken and the request for injunction.
The Krakenheads get to reply on Thursday.
Hearing Friday.

— Mike Dunford (@questauthority) November 29, 2020