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Motion for Reconsideration
IN THE COURT OF SPECIAL APPEALS OF MARYLAND
September Term, 2015 No. 01664
CINDY WALSH Appellant
v.
BOBBIE MACK et al., Appellees
Appeal from Baltimore City Circuit Court case # 24-C-14-004156
Honorable Judge Pamela J. White
Cindy Walsh is self-representing
2522 N. Calvert St
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
443-825-7031
cwals99@yahoo.com
The Appellant makes the following response to the Maryland Court of Special Appeals opinion to rule in favor of dismissal of this complaint.
- The Circuit Court and this Court of Special Appeals must review and take as a whole not only the Amended Complaint but all motions made in the course of this case. Judge Deborah S. Arthur made the same statement as did the Circuit Court judge----‘did not identify any specific act or omission by them that was in violation of the election laws’. The Amended Complaint did in fact have shortfalls in communicating properly the details of these charges. As Pro Se, it was assumed the Complaint was simply to relay the plaintiff’s charge and relief with the details of evidence to be brought out in trial. So, when the Motion to Dismiss from appellee was received, the Appellant responded in her Response to Motion to Dismiss all of the details the judges now say was not forthcoming. The Amended Complaint is not the only source in this procedure giving the judge the information from which to set trial date.
The Response to Motion to Dismiss did indeed list the institutions involved in election irregularities and it gave date, time, and place these irregularities occurred.More violations would have been given if the case was allowed time for trial.The Appellant went into great detail in the Brief for Maryland Court of Special Appeals of which IRS 501c3 and FCC media election laws were violated and how.The censure of the Appellant from the Democratic Primary election coverage and events was complete in the media and complete in all major 501c3 venues.It is clear -----501c3 organizations cannot participate in elections in any way that harms a candidate----it must include all candidates in a race.Again, this was a major party primary----Democratic, not a third party.Just taking one 501c3---University of Maryland system having several forums all of which refused to include the Appellant.These 501c3 election laws do not allow an
This issue for 501c3 election law clearly extends to political election committees under the umbrella of the Maryland Board of Elections.It is well documented that Doug Gansler, Anthony Brown, and Heather Mizeur scheduled meetings with one another for the express purpose of consensus to time, place, and media corporation covering 3 forum events.They did that of their own choice----no outside force made them have these meetings or to exclude Cindy Walsh from these meetings.That action created the violation of IRS election laws that say----501c3s cannot harm a candidate and must include all candidates.This is the complaint the Appellant has with the Appellee Gansler, Brown, and Mizeur.
All of the above occurred under the watch of the Maryland Board of Elections and the Appellant brought these violations to the attention on more than one occasion to Mack and Lamone as well as the Maryland Attorney General’s Office which was then Doug Gansler. Both of these institutions are charged by Maryland Constitution to provide oversight and accountability of the Maryland election process to include enforcing both Federal and Maryland State election laws. The Appellant never received a response from either institution.
Judge Arthur states there were no list of election irregularities nor any dates.The judge states the candidate defendants ‘ excluded her from forumsand did not allege they organized or sponsored the forums.This is not true.The brief clearly stated that these candidate defendants excluded Cindy Walsh from participation in the organizing and setting of dates, times, and places of 3 forums….it was the
To make an aside to this to bring in media and FCC election law because I will be taking this to Federal Court.FCC election laws do not have the same requirements of equal opportunity and time that 501c3 laws do. FCC laws require media to provide opportunity to all candidates in a race and they include the requirement to include all platforms as these laws are meant to give voters the opportunity to go to the polls having knowledge of all candidates and platform issues.Cindy Walsh had a platform with issues never discussed throughout the primary election by media outlets.This is a clear violation of FCC election law.Federal court precedent overwhelmingly rules with this stance.Even Supreme Court rulings made these distinctions.So, in Maryland, all media outlets falling under FCC control violated these election laws and the Appellant again notified both the Maryland Board of Elections and the Maryland Attorney General’s Office of these violations with no acknowledgement or response.
The Appellant provided all the IRS and FCC election laws and detailed accounts of why these laws were relevant to this case and election.It is a grave injustice for the Appellant to have these charges dismissed without having a day in court at the
Court of Special Appeals or Baltimore Circuit Court.
- Dismissal because it was untimely.
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Certificate of Service
Cindy Walsh----Self-representing
2522 N.Calvert St
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
443-825-7031
I have sent a copy of this response to all the defendants in this claim on October 9, 2015.
Bobbie Mack,Chairman Maryland Board of Elections
151West Street,Suite 200
Annapolis, MD 21401
Defendant
Doug Gansler, Maryland Attorney General and candidate
200 St. Paul Place
Baltimore, MD 21202
Defendant
Heather Mizeur- candidate
House Office Building, Room 429
6 Bladen St., Annapolis, MD 21401
Defendant
Linda H. Lamone –State Election Administrator
151West Street, Suite 200
Annapolis, MD 21401
Defendant