A judge has dismissed most of a Democratic lawsuit against Republicans stemming from the jamming of Democratic phone lines in the November 2002 elections, a crime that led to criminal convictions against three former GOP officials. According to New Hampshire State Democratic Chairwoman Kathy Sullivan, "Basically what this case is about is their interference with our phone lines, and what the court has said is, 'You can continue to go forward.'"
June 16, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A judge has dismissed most of a Democratic lawsuit against Republicans stemming from the jamming of Democratic phone lines in the November 2002 elections, a crime that led to criminal convictions against three former GOP officials.
State Democratic Chairwoman Kathy Sullivan said Thursday that a judge in Manchester, N.H., dismissed five of eight claims Democrats had made in the civil lawsuit. The ruling was dated Tuesday.
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