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Board dismisses Shamsey v. Rop case after complainant fails to appear
Summary
The state election board voted to dismiss the Shamsey v. Rop complaint for lack of prosecution after the complainant failed to appear at the closed hearing; the motion carried unanimously by roll call.
The board voted to dismiss the complaint filed in Shamsey v. Rop (2a24) after staff reported the complainant did not appear and the respondent preferred dismissal for lack of prosecution. The chair asked for a motion and a roll-call vote followed.
"So complainant Shamsie failed to appear," the staff member stated, and the respondent "preferred that it be dismissed for lack of prosecution." After a motion and second, the roll call produced unanimous yes votes and the chair announced, "Motion passed."
