El Paso Times: Brown's attorney, Joel Oster, said the document released by Walker on Monday is unimportant, calling it "a non-issue." . . . But Oster, one of Brown's attorneys, downplayed the document's significance. "The minutes that you refer to are a non-issue," Oster said in an email. "They were properly given to the other side pursuant to the subpoena and the court's instructions. They don't state that the church itself was involved. "In any event, the court already stated that it believes that the church circulated the petitions. ... What the court held, however, was that First Amendment rights were at stake and it would not stop the election."
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