Lin Wood, serving a subpoena on the Atlanta Hawks in search of evidence for his (already dismissed)

[Nevilledog]

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Alan Feuer
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Just conservative lawyer, L Lin Wood, serving a subpoena on the Atlanta Hawks in search of evidence for his (already dismissed) voting fraud case in Georgia.
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[underpants]

1. Well this should be a layup

He’s suing the basketball team? If this is about voting in the arena I don’t know that the Hawks own where they play. WTH???

[Nevilledog]

2. For a lawsuit that has already been dismissed

[onenote]

7. Not exactly. See post #6.

[Me.]

3. How Does This Guy Have Standing

and shouldn't he be disbarred for all these fake lawsuits?

[yellowcanine]

5. He doesn't but when has that stopped a Trumper?

[yellowcanine]

4. Hokay. Sounds legit to me.

But kind of like suing Santa bc your car got towed at the mall while you were Christmas shopping.

[onenote]

6. Actually, the case has not been dismissed.

Wood's Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order was denied, but that decision does not operate as a complete dismissal of his complaint.

In fact, the defendants yesterday filed a motion to dismiss, citing the fact that the denial of the TRO was based in part on a finding that Wood lacked standing, which also should form the basis for denying the complaint. But until the court issues a ruling on the motion to dismiss, the case is actually still "alive."

As for the subpoena served on the Hawks (seeking surveillance video of the arena which was used as a polling place), I'm pretty sure that subpoena is premature in that the court hasn't established a discovery schedule (and hopefully never will).