The decision will not impact next week’s Election Day. A panel of judges from the Fifth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that mail-in ballots with a postmark…
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Supreme Court Rejects RFK’s Appeal to Be Removed from Presidential Ballots
Wisconsin and Michigan said it was impossible to take him off due to the start of early voting. The U.S. Supreme Court declined Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s emergency…
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Virginia Appeals to Supreme Court on Removing Non-Citizens From Voter Rolls
A federal judge ordered over 1,000 ineligible names be reinstated. The state of Virginia has requested emergency relief from the Supreme Court after a federal court ordered that…
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Supreme Court Declines Challenge Against Consumer Product Safety Commission
The justices rejected an appeal for the presidential authority to remove commissioners. The Supreme Court turned away an appeal challenging protections for the Consumer Product Safety Commission, an…
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Supreme Court Upholds PA Law Barring 18 to 20 Year Olds From Carrying Guns During Emergencies
The justices overturned the decision of a lower court without arguments or offering reasoning. This week, the Supreme Court upheld a Pennsylvania law that bans 18- to 20-year-olds…
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Supreme Court Declines Appeal by Former Pharma Executive
The court upholds the $64 million penalty, holding the former CEO liable for price gouging and fraud. The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal filed by former…
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Appeal on Texas Abortion Law
Fifth Circuit’s ruling in favor of Texas will stand. The U.S. Supreme Court declined the take up the appeal from President Biden’s administration regarding a Texas law that…
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Supreme Court Refuses RFK Jr. Request to Appear on NY Ballot
State, district, and appellate courts previously turned down his request. The Supreme Court issued a brief order rejecting the request of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to force the…
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Judge Rules Transportation Department’s Disadvantaged Policies Unconstitutional
He says the 1983 federal program violates equal protections. District Judge Greg Van Tatenhove ruled that the Transportation Department (DOT) program offering additional funding to businesses owned by…
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Ethics Committee Rules No Need for Judges to Disclose Stays with Private Entities
Groups says gifts must still be reported but “personal hospitality” not required. The U.S. Judicial Conference’s Committee on Financial Disclosure decided that judges and Supreme Court justices do…
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