JOIE CHEN, CNN ANCHOR: Another court that could play a role in resolving the presidential stand-off is the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, not far from CNN Center here in Atlanta. CNN's Charles Zewe is there and joins us now the latest developments -- Charles.</s>CHARLES ZEWE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Joie, still no word from the 12 judges of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. They're considering two requests for an emergency injunction in this case to stop the recounts in Florida. One of those requests coming from the Bush lawyers, who are asking not only for an injunction to stop the recounts, but also a rehearing on their claim that the entire recount process is unfair because there are no standards, it is unconstitutional and unfairly gives weight to the votes that are recounted as opposed to everybody one else who voted in Florida on November 7th. No word from the justices. They've been at it all day. We understand they had a conference call among the judges talking about what they will do. There is a second issue at play here, and that is a lawsuit by three Republican voters from Brevard County who, too, are asking for an emergency injunction to stop the recount, more or less along the same grounds. Democrats have opposed this effort, calling it a desperate attempt make sure that every vote is not counted. They stay there -- Bush people have not presented any evidence that they are being irreparably harmed. Last week, this appeals court handed out an 8-4 ruling against Bush and we are waiting now to see whether they will reconsider that move, whether they will issue an injunction . Charles Zewe, CNN, Live outside the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta.
11th Circuit Considers Bush Request for Emergency Injunction