Maricopa County Settlement Agreement
Liberty Overwatch, [18.09.21 00:42]
Highlights and Areas of Concern:
1. Congressman John Shadegg will be Special Master. He will hire 1-3 computer technology experts to assist him in responding to the Senate’s questions.
2. The Special Master will have sole authority to hire his expert team. Each team member will sign non-disclosures “stating that no information the team member acquired during their employment will be disclosed, revealed, released, published, or otherwise disseminated to any person or entity other than the Special Master.”
3. The Special Master can withhold answers if and only if they disclose privileged attorney-client communications, non-public information from the Sheriff’s Office, other law enforcement agencies, or the MC Superior Courts, or personal identifying information of any individual.
4. “The Special Master and his team will NOT COPY (to any device or in any form) any of the information they review or observe during the course of their work.”
[Given #2 and #4, how does Cyber Ninjas have “full access”? It’s sounds like they are prohibited from observing in person and from viewing copies of the data]
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7. The County has still not produced the digital images of the ballot envelopes, which were commanded to be produced by 7/26/21. They must produce them by 9/22/21.
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9. The Senate agrees upon execution of this agreement to send the AG a letter saying the County has fully complied with the outstanding subpoenas and no further action is warranted.
The County maintains that it does not have the passwords and security tokens and they are not addressed further in this agreement.
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Highlights and Areas of Concern:
1. Congressman John Shadegg will be Special Master. He will hire 1-3 computer technology experts to assist him in responding to the Senate’s questions.
2. The Special Master will have sole authority to hire his expert team. Each team member will sign non-disclosures “stating that no information the team member acquired during their employment will be disclosed, revealed, released, published, or otherwise disseminated to any person or entity other than the Special Master.”
3. The Special Master can withhold answers if and only if they disclose privileged attorney-client communications, non-public information from the Sheriff’s Office, other law enforcement agencies, or the MC Superior Courts, or personal identifying information of any individual.
4. “The Special Master and his team will NOT COPY (to any device or in any form) any of the information they review or observe during the course of their work.”
[Given #2 and #4, how does Cyber Ninjas have “full access”? It’s sounds like they are prohibited from observing in person and from viewing copies of the data]
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7. The County has still not produced the digital images of the ballot envelopes, which were commanded to be produced by 7/26/21. They must produce them by 9/22/21.
[…]
9. The Senate agrees upon execution of this agreement to send the AG a letter saying the County has fully complied with the outstanding subpoenas and no further action is warranted.
The County maintains that it does not have the passwords and security tokens and they are not addressed further in this agreement.
Read Full Agreement 📃
https://www.maricopa.gov/DocumentCenter/Vi...
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Arizona Audit, [17.09.21 21:26]
[Forwarded from Arizona Informer Channel]
Friday, September 17, 2021 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Statement from Arizona State Senate President Karen Fann Maricopa County agrees to settle with Arizona State Senate
"Under threat of losing hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue sharing, today Maricopa County settled with the State Senate, in a victory for election integrity and the Arizona taxpayer. The agreement sets up a Special Master paid for by the County, who will get the answers to questions the Senate has had concerning the routers and splunk logs used in the 2020 election. Former Congressman John Shadegg will serve as the Special Master, working with computer technology experts. The Senate will finally get the answers to questions asked for in subpoenas issued to the County months ago.
In addition, the County has agreed to drop its notice of claim of $2.8 million to replace election equipment delivered to the Senate as required in the January subpoena. Experts have told us there is nothing that has been compromised or damaged by the audit, and the Secretary of State failed to follow procedures regarding decertifying the machines. There is no reason taxpayers should be on the hook for purchasing unnecessary new election equipment.
I look forward to getting our final questions answered and wrapping up the review of the election in Maricopa County."
- AZ Senate GOP https://twitter.com/AZSenateGOP/status/143...