The Robbins Park District filed a notice to appeal Monday in a lawsuit that sought resolution to the April election, when three candidates were elected for only two available seats on the board. Park District attorney Michelle Broughton-Fountain filed the notice, writing the Park District seeks for Angelia Murphy-Watts and Terry Lee to be sworn in and for Ryan Buckley to be prohibited from .
A Cook County judge Friday dismissed a Robbins Park District lawsuit that sought some resolution to the April election, when three candidates were elected for only two available seats on the park board. The Park District sought to have one of the three elected candidates, second-place finisher Ryan T. Buckley, disqualified, thereby clearing the way for Angelia Murphy-Watts and Terry Lee to be .
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The Robbins Park District attorney and the attorney representing Cook County Clerk Karen Yarbrough each stated Friday the other party was responsible for incorrect instructions on April ballots resulting in too many candidates being elected to the park board. Cook County Judge Araceli R. De La Cruz heard arguments from both parties over a motion to dismiss the clerk from case. De La Cruz said .