Dominion Voting Systems alarmed by ‘highly-orchestrated scheme’ to leak discovery through indicted Colorado clerk’s criminal case(lawandcrime.com)

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It’s been months now since Dominion Voting Systems complained of a massive discovery leak and subsequently demanded the disqualification of an indicted “Kraken” lawyer from representing former Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne in a 2020 election-related defamation suit. While a Washington, D.C., federal court has taken no action on Dominion’s pending motion to boot attorney Stefanie Lambert from the case, the voting technology company has identified a new threat to discovery materials: a subpoena issued to Lambert in the criminal case of indicted former Colorado clerk Tina Peters ®.

In a Friday motion to enforce an existing protective order in their lawsuit, Dominion’s lawyers claimed that there appears to be a “highly-orchestrated scheme” by Byrne and Lambert to “improperly release yet more discovery information” through Peters’ case, which was set for trial in late July after months of delays.

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just_another_person@lemmy.world

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12 days ago

Jail

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kescusay@lemmy.world

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Indeed. These fuckers won’t stop until forced to stop.

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