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To: Selectric II who wrote (17528)	11/17/2000 11:24:30 PM
From: davidcarrsmith	Respond to of 65232

Not having read the rest of the posts up till now, my take is: The Atlanta Federal circuit court can't rule until harm is done. If the FL supremes rule that the manual recount must be included in the count, then they are free to act. If they so rule, then the Atlanta circuit court will rule on the adequacy, or lack there-of, of "due process" and "equal protection" constitutional amendments. Once they do so, there will be an appeal to the US Supremes. There is probably not enough time for a ruling before the electoral vote deadline - correct me, if I'm wrong - and the whole mess will land in the new House of Representatives. Dave