Bringing a frivolous election suit is a violation of court rules, but the standard for showing litigation has merit is quite low, according to legal ethics experts.
November 11, 2020 at 03:52 PM
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With election-related lawsuits unsuccessful so far in proving President Donald Trump’s claims of widespread voter fraud, questions are swirling concerning the ethical ramifications of filing baseless litigation.
But ethics observers see little chance of disciplinary action for lawyers filing election challenges that turn out to be baseless.
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