A second round of voting in presidential elections was scheduled to take place later this month, but on Friday, the heavy favorite, Prime Minister Carlos Gomes Jr., was in army custody along with other senior officials.
The entire "chain of custody" of the voting, from the casting of ballots to the final tabulation, must be kept secure.
In response, Texas lawmakers voted last year to transfer custody of the Alamo to the state's General Land Office.
They could vote, choose their own husbands and maintain custody of their children after a divorce.
When J.R. gets wind of this, he becomes jealous and courts Sue Ellen himself in an effort to win back custody of his son, and, in the process, obtain his voting shares in Ewing Oil, the family oil company.
Separately, the agency voted unanimously to require thousands of investment advisers who have custody of clients' money to submit to annual surprise exams by outside auditors.
If use of paper ballots becomes more widespread, election officials should re-examine current practices for securing the chain of custody of all paper ballots and verify no opportunities exist for the introduction of fraudulent votes.
In 1666, the Connecticut General Assembly voted to create a 2,000 acre reservation for the "western" Pequots (the group previously in the custody of the Mohegans) in Ledyard, Connecticut; the eastern Pequots were given 280 acres in present-day North Stonington, Connecticut.
In a resounding vote, the legislators had stripped the "Father of the Erie Canal" of custody of his hard-won child.
Michael Higdon insists even a night in police custody could not dampen the joy of being voted Scotland's player of the year, with the Motherwell striker describing his arrest after the awards ceremony as a "misunderstanding".
