Guess what Lin Wood is being investigated for?

[servermsh]

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Breaking WSB-TV: Pro-Trump attorney Lin Wood is under investigation by the Georgia Secretary of State over whether he voted illegally in the November election.

EDIT: From the linked story:

Sources at the secretary of state’s office say an email that Wood sent to Gray caused them to launch an official investigation.

In the email, Wood confirmed he moved to South Carolina, writing “I have been domiciled in South Carolina for several months after purchasing property in the state in April.”

Now state election investigators are looking into whether that means Wood legally should not have been able to vote in the November election.

They site a section of Georgia code that reads “If a person removes to another state with the intention of making it such person’s residence, such person shall be considered to have lost such person’s residence in this state.”

[JuJuYoshida]

1. uhhhh huhuh

you said wood

[denbot]

23. Snort..

Eric Drumph never gets old..

[mdbl]

27. LOL

[onecaliberal]

2. Fucking idiots. ALL of them.

[tanyev]

3. LOL!

[Iliyah]

4. Oh the irony . . .

[Irish_Dem]

9. I know, right? Geeze

[RainCaster]

5. Impersonating a human?

[abqtommy]

6. Yeah, he's a reptile in disguise!

[hlthe2b]

7. I'm sorry, but that would be hilarious...

[safeinOhio]

8. Projection.

Big time.

[skypilot]

10. I thought that it was going to be child porn/molestation...

...but this makes sense too.

[Celerity]

17. +10000000000000000

[ecstatic]

33. yep! nt

[Corgigal]

38. Also my first guess.

But the investigation only just begun.

[Blue_true]

39. You ever heard the term "tip of the iceberg"? The guy apparently don't respect laws,

so I would not put anything past him.

[PSPS]

11. Argh. More literacy failure: "They site a section of Georgia code..."

[Chellee]

20. ⬆️ This.

This is in a news article. Doesn't anyone proofread?

[llmart]

30. +1000

[Hermit-The-Prog]

42. Should we award points for, at least, not using "sight"?

[Chainfire]

12. So, they were right all along. There is your election fraud!

[gibraltar72]

13. Gawd says that doesn't apply to him.

[TwilightZone]

14. I can already guess his defense.

He'll say he did it intentionally to test the system.

[theneworiginal]

41. Giuliani is already working on it.

He had to stop for hair gel first.

[BobTheSubgenius]

15. How could anyone expect him to know that? He's not a lawyer, for pity's sake!

Oh. He is a lawyer. He's obviously not a good one.

[DBoon]

45. He got a "C" in that class in law school

How can they possibly expect him to know that

[SheltieLover]

16. Voldermort is said tp have done so in FL as well!

[Ms. Toad]

18. Dang those diversity requirements - sure mess up voting.

(I don't actually know - but his statement sounds suspiciously like an attempt not to be a resident of Georgia for purposes of Federal Court jurisdiction (if the claim is a state claim, the parties generally have to be from diverse states)

It also explains how he knew there was voter fraud in Georgia by people who had moved away from Georgia . . .

[Solly Mack]

19. lololol

[flibbitygiblets]

21. whenever RWNJs point a finger, three are pointing back at them

case in point

[DBoon]

46. when they point a finger

it is to distract you just long enough they can grab your wallet and run off

[George II]

22. My first thought, for abject stupidity?

[ChazInAz]

24. I'm confused.

How can he represent Georgia if he lives in North Carolina?

[llmart]

31. South Carolina

[ChazInAz]

40. My geographical mistake.

Still confused.

[TomSlick]

25. I am curious to know if he voted in both states.

That would be a no-no.

[mdbl]

26. someone make sure he's legally licensed to practice law

LOL

[paleotn]

28. Remember that...flip, flip, flip, flip....sound projectors would make....

when the roll of film ran out? That's what Lin Wood sounds like.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

43. Ha! That fits the look on his face in the photo in the OP.

He's standing there waiting for the next reel to be loaded.

[Oldem]

29. I'm more and more convinced

that every single thing repugs have accused Dems of doing wrong, they've done themselves. I'd say they've turned projection into an art form except that they're so transparent, so predictable.

[ecstatic]

32. Seriously, I can't. Between this, the trumpurrectionists who didn't even vote,

and trump's own voter fraud which hasn't been charged yet... like... it would be IMPOSSIBLE to make this shit up.

[calimary]

34. My answer would be "EVERYthing and ANYthing! And MORE, Please!!!"

But this'll have to do, for now.

[Politicub]

35. Oh, snap! There's the election fraud.

[badboy67]

36. Silly humans. Don't you know "the rules" are only for Democrats, and never ever for Republicans?!?!

Just ask Moscow Mitch!

[niyad]

37. It is "cite", not "site" in that last quoted paragraph.

[jmowreader]

44. PLEASE let him have cast an absentee ballot!

https://www.georgiacriminallawyer.com/voter-fraud

There are three Georgia statutes that cover voter fraud, and all are felonies:

OCGA 21-2-571 is for people who vote illegally in person. One to ten years in prison, fine up to $10,000, or both.

OCGA 21-2-572 is for voting more than once in the same election. One to ten years in prison, fine up to $100,000, or both.

OCGA 21-2-573 is for voting illegally absentee. One to ten years in prison, fine up to $100,000, or both.

Because, as we all know, Trump only hires the best people.