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Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 5:31 am
Initiative proponents are then left with two options: 1. (the entity that would lose its authority to oversee the administration of complaints against judges should the Initiative pass) and miss the opportunity to get the Initiative on the ballot this year or; 2. Let the ballot title stand and hope the misleading language will not compromise the ability to secure the prescribed number of petition signatures and/or prevent passage of the Initiative at the ballot box.
Since we must presume that Deputy AG Kane g average comprehension, we must also presume that his insistence with regard to keeping the misleading ballot title language intact was part of a phone number list deliberate campaign on the part of your office to sabotage the passage of this Initiative.
BOISE -- It would appear that the state has begun its campaign to sabotage the efforts of J.A.I.L 4 Judges to pass judicial accountability legislation through citizen initiative.
The office of Attorney General Alan Lance, through Deputy Attorney General Brian Kane, submitted its Certificate of Review (see page 12) to the office of Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa February 11.
Kane, who is also representing the Secretary of State's office in the term limits repeal fiasco (see page 14), claims that, even if passed by popular vote, the initiative will be overturned. His review, while admittedly cursory, claims that, “Nearly every provision of this initiative contains elements that are in conflict with the well settled principles of federal and constitutional law.”
Since we must presume that Deputy AG Kane g average comprehension, we must also presume that his insistence with regard to keeping the misleading ballot title language intact was part of a phone number list deliberate campaign on the part of your office to sabotage the passage of this Initiative.
BOISE -- It would appear that the state has begun its campaign to sabotage the efforts of J.A.I.L 4 Judges to pass judicial accountability legislation through citizen initiative.
The office of Attorney General Alan Lance, through Deputy Attorney General Brian Kane, submitted its Certificate of Review (see page 12) to the office of Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa February 11.
Kane, who is also representing the Secretary of State's office in the term limits repeal fiasco (see page 14), claims that, even if passed by popular vote, the initiative will be overturned. His review, while admittedly cursory, claims that, “Nearly every provision of this initiative contains elements that are in conflict with the well settled principles of federal and constitutional law.”