It looked like a Georgia judge sided with a pro-President Donald Trump attorney but hours later he reversed his decision to impound voting machines.
L. Lin Wood, who has represented Richard Jewell, a Covington student Nick Sandmann and Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse, argued that the Dominion voting machines in Georgia be impounded so a forensic audit could be done, The NZ Herald reported.
Wood is currently suing Republican Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, and some members of Georgia’s election board to have the state decertify the election and give the lectors to President Trump.
Wood claimed that there was rampant voter fraud and requested “that voting machines be seized and impounded immediately for a forensic audit by plaintiffs’ experts.”
He also asked for an order that “no votes received or tabulated by machines that were not certified as required by federal and state law be counted”.
US District Court Judge Timothy Batten agreed to give Wood a temporary injunction before reversing his decision hours later.
