Davidge v. Hopson

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• stating that the plaintiff’s “verified complaint is treated as an affidavit, and thus may be used as evidence to support an injunction”
• stating that the plaintiff's “verified complaint is treated as an affidavit, and thus may be used as evidence to support an injunction”
• denying preliminary injunction because candidate unlikely to succeed on merits of constitutional challenge to Rule prohibiting judicial candidate from making false statement
• denying preliminary injunction because candidate unlikely to succeed on merits of constitutional challenge to Rule prohibiting judicial candidate from making 30 false statement
• “While a proceeding before [Montana’s Office of Disciplinary Counsel (“ODC”

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