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1 Lindsay Carswell 2 Jones v. Bush Harriet Meirs 2005 3 this case applys to the twelth amendment because of a search on Ms. Miers' name, run in a Westlaw database containing both state and federal court reported decisions from Texas, pulls up 19 separate cases dating back to 1974 in which she's appeared among counsel of record. Eight of those represent not appeals, but published opinions written by federal district judges. But such opinions are generally only published when the authoring judge recognizes that his ruling constitutes an important or new precedent, and they usually reflect a level of briefing by the litigants and writing by the judge that's essentially indistinguishable from an appellate proceeding. Another four are decisions from various of the intermediate-level appellate courts in Texas. The remaining seven are published opinions from decisions in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. 4 The courts opinions are generally only published when the authoring judge recognizes that his ruling constitutes an important or new precedent, and they usually reflect a level of briefing by the litigants and writing by the judge that's essentially indistinguishable from an appellate proceeding. Another four are decisions from various of the intermediate-level appellate courts in Texas. The remaining seven are published opinions from decisions in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. 5 This means that the court had a very strong opinion about meirs and his case.

Lindsay is doing Jones v. Bush Harriet Meirs

1. Noelle Wahad 2. Ray v. Blair 1952 3. Chairman of Alabama Executive Committee of Democratic party, Ray, denied Edmund Blair as an electoral 4. The supreme court overturned ray and allowed Blair his position as an elector. 5. The decision meant that Blair was an elector.

2.GEORGE W. BUSH v.****PALM BEACH** **COUNTY**:December 4th 2000 3.Judicial Power, Remand to Determine Basis of State Court Decision 4. It was unanimous that the courts the desision was "considerable uncertainty". They needed to look over 2 questions. 1 did the Florida Supreme Court think that the Florida Constitution circumscribed the plenary power of the Florida Legislature in election matters conferred by the US Constitution? 2 how much weight did the Florida Supreme Court give to 3 USC Section 5? 5.The decision ment that the supreme court of Florida was uncertain about the there verdict. It affected the country because some of the popular votes Bush got he was able to win presidency.
 * 1.Alex Scotland

1 FRANK SCHOCH 2 BUSH V. GORE 3 DEC/11/2000 IN A PER CURIAM OPINION, BY A VOTE OF 7-2 HELD THAT THE FLORIDA SUPREME COURT''S METHOD THAT FOR RECOUNTING BALLOTS WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL 4 BY A VOTE TO 5-4 THE COURT DECIDED THAT THERE WAS NO OTHER METHOD FOR RECOUNTING THE VOTES IN TIME 5 GEORGE BUSH ENDED UP WINNING FLORIDA AND EVENTUALLY THE UNITED STATES FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION