The Maricopa County Audit Will Go On.

The news out of Arizona is that the Maricopa County audit will go on. 

GOP Chairwoman Dr. Kelli Ward tweeted this out moments ago.
For the record — TRO means temporary restraining order

After 90+ minutes of AZ Court proceedings regarding the #FullForensicAudit – take aways: audit procedures may be made public, NO TRO, & Dems using false fear-mongering failed to convince the judge. #AmericasAudit continues! Video update later today via @azgop – tune in! pic.twitter.com/rCmlsUZPJ4

— Dr. Kelli Ward 🇺🇸 (@kelliwardaz) April 28, 2021

LIVE-TWEETING today's court arguments on the #AZaudit, beginning at 10:30.

We'll be joined by election security consultant and triple threat @ThePolitiKat and all around threat (and election attorney) @TomRyanLaw!

Ct filings, more: https://t.co/jRgqw7WJyz pic.twitter.com/fkytyS0Agn

— "AZ Law" (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

UPLOADING yesterday's filings for reading.
1) Declarations filed by Plaintiff @azdemparty
2) @SecretaryHobbs proposed Complaint vs @FannKfann/State Senate/Ninjas
3) Ninjas me-too'ing Senate's filing about filing under seal.https://t.co/jRgqw7WJyz

— "AZ Law" (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

We have some new attorneys jumping in this morning.
–Greg Jernigan, the State Senate’s general counsel, is on.
–Jordan Wolff from Wilenchik & Bartness is also here for Cyber Ninjas. Supplementing the Kolodin firm.
–pw

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

First issue whether Cyber Ninjas have to publicly disclose their policies and procedures. Second issue is going to be the injunction. Also, the substitution of counsel request. – TR

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Wolff had filed an emergency motion to delay hearing today. Wolff claims he is not prepared to proceed. Court asks Kolodin how to proceed? Emergency motion for delay denied. Wolff and Kolodin have to decide how to proceed now…. – TR

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Judge Martin now allows Wilenchik’s Wolff to sub in, but denies the emer motion to continue. Wolff will have to handle it the best that he can.
–PW

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Request ex parte denied. Motion to withdraw/substitution of counsel granted. Motion to continue hearing denied. Wolff will have to proceed. In the words of Homer Simpson DOH! – TR

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Langhofer making legal(istic) arguments on it. For his filing, go to https://t.co/6YdkMbiwN9 –PW

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Kory Langhofer is currently arguing for Legislative Privilege/Immunity for the Senate and their agent performing the audit. He is claiming legislators received thousands of calls from constituents concerning the 2020 General Election. -KC

— "AZ Law" (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Folks, if you are watching the live stream, it may be frozen – Kory Langhofer is currently arguing. We will update when they change speakers, because at this point we’ve watched so much 2020 election litigation, we know which voice goes with which attorney. – KC

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Gaona: “Cyber Ninjas are certainly acting under color of state law and they are being paid by taxpayers.”–PW

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Barr (First Amdmt Coalition): Cyber Ninjas has provided no facts/affidavits/etc to back up their claim that they are trade secrets that should be under seal. Circular argument: “Because they says its so.”

(That’s what Ninjas do, Dan!)
–PW

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021

Barr argues that the CN don’t make a strong enough argument to seal their procedures. “I find it fantastic to believe there is legislative privilege involved in the security of the ballots or election machines.” So do I. -KC

— “AZ Law” (@arizonaslaw) April 28, 2021