LET'S SCHEDULE THE DEBATE
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Professor Toto responds to criticism of The Great American Gaslight by examining several Nevada 2020 election cases and arguing that judicial rejection of election challenges should not be equated with a comprehensive forensic investigation of the election. The article distinguishes jurisdictional and procedural dismissals, preliminary rulings, and limited merits review from court-directed discovery, ballot inspection, chain-of-custody examination, audits, and compelled testimony. It uses Law v. Whitmer and five other Nevada cases to develop this distinction and concludes with an open challenge for a public debate based on court orders and case dockets.
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