Thanks Gus, of I see that six of the states you mention (of Colo., - TopicsExpress



          

Thanks Gus, of I see that six of the states you mention (of Colo., Ind., N.C., Okla, Tenn. + Texas) do use the word "apply" as to "bear upon", as in those petitioned of to suffer = to support the process of to a hearing, but not required to support the merits, but that here in N.H. that House Rule 4 requiring the signature of a House Rep to endorse such of if not there be no grievance be a lie by omission! Such rule thus un-constitutional. Do you need a judge in the judicial branch to file a petition to a Superior Court? Of course not! So WHY in this supposed co-equal branch of government of adding this additional hurdle to TRY to jump over!?
Posted on: Fri, 27 Sep 2013 05:15:30 +0000

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