Legal scholars are expressing doubts about a lawsuit that claims Democratic candidate Jerry Brown is ineligible to hold the office of California attorney general. Republicans from five counties sued Brown and five elections officials, asking a judge to block the counting of any votes cast for the current Oakland, Calif., mayor. The suit comes with the general election less than three weeks away and Republican AG candidate Chuck Poochigian trailing Brown by double digits in recent published polls.
October 23, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Legal scholars are expressing doubts about a lawsuit that claims Democratic candidate Jerry Brown is ineligible to hold the office of attorney general.
Republicans from five counties sued Brown and five elections officials Thursday, asking a judge to block the counting of any votes cast for the current Oakland mayor in the Nov. 7 general election.
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