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now be allowed to go forward after being held up for months by the Justice Department. In this litigation Hart is accused of committing fraud by presenting their election software and machines as secure and reliable even though they knew otherwise. www.bradblog.com/?p=5847 Hart InterCivic has a partner company which provides the software side of their package: SOE Software of Tampa FL. A brief visit to their web page www.soesoftware.com reveals that two of their top management team have previous business relationships

cash crunch -- they are such an attractive takeover target. But while Sequoia faces a plethora of legal liabilities concerning their oft-failed voting systems, Hart InterCivic faces its own share of challenges with a pending --- and damning --- federal fraud/qui tam suit against the company, as unsealed late last month. Moreover, Hart's acquisition plan could face scrutiny from members of Congress and Treasury Department officials, as well as states across the country who thought they had turned over control of their

Fraud Complaint Against Voting Machine Company Unsealed” After Two Years, the Qui Tam Suit Against Hart InterCivic, Brought by Whistleblower William Singer May Proceed After DoJ Declines to Join Case By Brad Friedman March 27, 2008 BRAD BLOG http://www.bradblog.com/?p=5847

seal disallowing the plaintiff and his attorneys from offering any specific details to the public. • The full complaint may be downloaded here [PDF, 45 pages]. • The judge's order unsealing the case as of last night is here [PDF, 2 pages] Full article here

misconduct. Having "accomplished nothing" in Mr. Singer's words, he decided to seek legal redress. ... An attorney close to the Singer case tells The BRAD BLOG today that "the fact that DoJ declined to join the case does not deter us for a moment." Brad Blog, 3-27-08 To download the full complaint click here. (Although Words of Power will continue to post from time to time on significant developments, for day to day coverage of the election security issue, I refer you to

Having “accomplished nothing” in Mr. Singer’s words, he decided to seek legal redress. ... An attorney close to the Singer case tells The BRAD BLOG today that "the fact that DoJ declined to join the case does not deter us for a moment." Brad Blog, 3-27-08 To download the full complaint click here. (Although Words of Power will continue to post from time to time on significant developments, for day to day coverage of the election security issue, I refer you to

things, believing Maliki would look even worse for appearing too weak to handle the job without being rescued by the Americans who will undoubtedly act in our usual heavy-handed way and destroy the city in order to save it. Seriously, if they can rig Florida and Ohio, no amount of purple die will ensure fair elections in Iraq. Maliki says, according to reports translated by Professor Cole, that he doesn’t care about political parties, but won’t tolerate armed gangs (like the Mahdi Army) roaming the streets.