Lawyers for Ron Paul is attempting to gain some semblance of order in the 2012 GOP election cycle by filing a civil rights lawsuit against various state GOP parties and the Republican National Committee for voting rights violations and election fraud committed during the 2012 Republican Presidential primary election phase.

Stating their obvious need for legal and physical protection against the establishment and its minions in Sunday's public press release, Tools for Justice at ElectionFraudRemedy.com joined LRP in filing suit, due to the existence of “overwhelming evidence” that the voting rights of Ron Paul Republican delegates and other voters have been violated by “nearly every state GOP party and the RNC during the 2012 primary election phase, with utter and blatant disregard for any rule of law.”

With the severity and frequency of incidences escalating, the group intends for the proposed court action to somehow aid in the protection of those attending the RNC, despite what candidate they may be ultimately voting for.

Without this type of lawsuit, they feel, “the pattern of abuse is guaranteed to get worse, to the extent that the delegates who attend the national convention will be subjecting themselves to legal and/or physical peril,” for merely exercising their voting rights.

Citing the overall actions by the Republican establishment, in the race for the GOP nomination, as having “devolved into those of an organized criminal enterprise,” the group seeks a “declarative statement” by a court of law that would protect any delegate that attends the RNC from further “coercion, intimidation or threats.”

Anyone continuing to promote or participate in these types of actions against any candidate's delegate, as the suit states, should be held accountable under Title 42, Section 1971.

LRP is encouraging all Ron Paul Republican delegates to participate on the grounds that “all Paul delegates have been significantly disenfranchised and the value of each of their votes has been significantly diminished.

The lawyers and paralegals filing suit have stated these pertinent case law examples as some of the basis for the suit:

Title 42 USC Section 1971:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/1971

Title 42 USC Section 1983:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/42/1983

11 CFR 100.2 - Election (2 U.S.C. 431(1))
http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/11/100.2

47 CFR 64.803 – Definitions
http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/64.803

Morse v. Republican Party of Va. - 517 U.S. 186 (1995)
http://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/517/186

In addition to this civil right lawsuit being filed on behalf of all delegates in the 2012 election, LRP also plans on filing a RICO lawsuit to address a slew of other violations that have also occurred in relation to this particular election cycle.

The included lawsuit FAQ video explains the suit in more detail, including directions as to where to go at the end of the video if you are a Ron Paul delegate or feel you have been victimized by the GOP establishment, in any way, during the 2012 nomination process.

All legal services provided for all plaintiffs in the suit are stated to be “free of charge” by Lawyers for Ron Paul.

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