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Monday, September 13, 2004

Florida Supreme Court to hear Nader's appeal
Matt Lubniewski at 1:41 PM ET

The Florida Supreme Court will hear Ralph Nader's appeal from last week's ruling by a circuit judge to use ballots that do not include Nader. Nader's legal team had been scheduled to present arguments to the Florida Court of Appeal today, but the appeals court decided Monday to send the case directly to the Flordia Supreme Court. Read the full story from WFTV-TV in Florida. Accounts of Nader's legal battles to get on the ballot in many states are chronicled on his campaign website here.




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