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Supreme Court Unlikely to Intervene in 2024 Election Disputes, Experts Predict

Legal experts are predicting that the United States Supreme Court is unlikely to get involved in any post-election disputes after November 5. As election tensions build, many are expecting possible legal battles over the results of the presidnetial election in the aftermath of November 5. Hwoever, election-related legislation and court…

Arkansas Supreme Court Orders Election Officials to Allow Early Voting

Arkansas' Supreme Court has issued a major ruling on early voting in the state ahead of Election Day. The high court ordered election officials to hold early voting at two churches in West Memphis. The decision is a victory for the city's mayor and self-described voting rights advocates. The dispute…

RFK Jr Takes Case to Supreme Court After Wisconsin Refuses to Remove Name from State’s Ballot

Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court over Wisconsin's refusal to remove his name from the state's 2024 election ballot. Kennedy dropped out of the race and endorsed President Donald Trump. However, some worry that including his name on the ballot could…

New Hampshire Supreme Court Justice Indicted for Interfering with Investigation into Husband

A justice on New Hampshire's Supreme Court has been indicted for allegedly interfering with an investigation into her husband. The state's Republican attorney general announced charges against Justice Anna Barbara Hantz Marconi on Wednesday. The charges came just a day before her husband, Geno Marconi, was separately indicted. The charges…

Nebraska Supreme Court Rules Felons Can Register to Vote Immediately After Serving Sentences

The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled that convicted felons must be allowed to register to vote after completing their sentences. On Wednesday, the state's high court ordered the Nebraska secretary of state to ensure that felons can vote once released from prison, Axios reported. The ruling is part of a…

Supreme Court Upholds Texas Abortion Law Exception

The United States Supreme Court has issued a decision that reinforces a lower court ruling on abortion law in Texas. The law restricts federal intervention in Texas regarding abortion rights as interpreted by the Biden-Harris administration under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), the Associated Press reported. This…

Democrats Try to Pressure Chief Justice Roberts into Pushing for Alito’s Recusal

Democrats are continuing to attack the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court by pushing for Justice Samuel Alito's recusal. Progressive lawmakers have spent several months needling Chief Justice John Roberts about Alito. According to Courthouse News, House Democrats recently attempted to pressure the chief justice to back the push…

Michael Cohen Asks Supreme Court for Permission to Sue Trump for ‘Retaliation’

President Donald Trump's former lawyer-turned-enemy, Michael Cohen, has called on the Supreme Court to request permission to sue his former boss for alleged government "retaliation." The disgraced former attorney claims he was targetted out of "revenge" during the Trump administration. Cohen claims that he served part of his federal prison…

CBS Pundit: Jack Smith’s ‘Unusual’ Jan 6 Brief ‘Interferes’ with Trump’s Right to a Fair Trial

Special Counsel Jack Smith is "interfering" with President Donald Trump's right to a fair trial, a legal pundit for left-wing CBS has admitted. CBS legal contributor Rebecca Roiphe was responding to Smith releasing a detailed evidentiary brief to the public When his January 6 prosecution stalled, Smith took the "unusual"…

Lawyer’s License Suspended by Kentucky Supreme Court for Threatening to ‘Blow Up’ Rival Attorneys

A Kentucky lawyer's law license has been suspended by the state's Supreme Court following complaints that he was harassing and intimidating other attorneys. Ben Dusing has been temporarily suspended from practicing law for three years. He is accused of targetting lawyers during a custody dispute involving his children. Dusing had…