New York Election Law - Libertarian Party: Supreme Court of New York Record on Appeal

New York Election Law - Libertarian Party: Supreme Court of New York Appellate Division First Department Record on Appeal Warren Redlich has run for something or another every year for at least the last seven years since 2003 doing the same thing, registering a domain name in the name of his opponent. This is or should be a violation of law. There are already proceedings against him before the New York state bar for doing much the same thing. This case involves a scam by Warren Redlich and other defendants named herein essentially to hijack and steal the name of the Libertarian Party for the nefarious purposes of Warren Redlich. The purpose of this scheme is by fraudulent means to deprive the members of the Libertarian Party the opportunity to run their own candidate for Governor of New York State and thereby to deprive the Voters of New York State the opportunity to chose their governor.