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director Jonathan Collegio had il
legally used a megaphone for
campaigning, had illegally dis
tributed campaign fliers and had
taunted her.
Justice Anna Spickerman said
in the opinion that the court was
“disturbed” by Collegio’s behav
ior but decided the complaints
either did not warrant sanctions
or fell outside its jurisdiction be
cause it stemmed from a munici
pal noise ordinance.
The court looked to a decision
last year that said it did not have
the authority to decide matters of
state or local law. It therefore
would have to wait for a convic
tion in state or local court before
it could act on such cases.
Chief Justice Joel Corcoran dis
agreed with that reasoning in his
concurrence.
Melissa Watson also had com
plained that the Honesty Cam
paign had not accounted for its
printing costs. The court ordered
it to make that information avail
able.
Watson vs. McCartan
Watson had argued the McCar
tan leaflets that Unger had re
moved were illegal in the first
place.
The court agreed McCartan
had broken elections rules with
the leaflets but decided she could
not be held responsible. It point
ed out that the rules had not been
widely published, and McCartan
could have reasonably assumed
the leaflets were legal.
Enslow vs. Grzybowski
Peter Enslow, who worked for
the Honesty Campaign, said Je
reme Grzybowski had violated
elections rules by campaigning
for OSPIRG, himself and Progres
sive Slate candidates near a
polling booth.
Enslow could not prove
whether Grzybowski was inside
the 50-foot no-campaign bound
ary around polling places. In
stead, he argued Grzybowski
could influence voters inside that
boundary, even though he him
self was not inside that bound
ary.
Enslow was effectively asking
the court to reinterpret elections
rules to take into account what
influence people have on voters,
regardless of whether they are
physically inside the boundary.
Corcoran, writing for a unani
mous court, said the court had
not considered that point be
cause Enslow had not offered ev
idence that Grzybowski had vio
lated that broader definition.
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