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A federal judge has scheduled oral arguments for Feb. 28 in a case challenging North Carolina’s law restricting felon voting. The hearing will address a magistrate judge’s recommendation to dismiss the case as moot.

This past week the courts were busy, with two courts getting involved in the ongoing legal troubles of former Pres. Donald Trump. First, on Tuesday, a 3-judge panel of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals issued its, um, not-so-long-awaited decision about his claims of immunity from criminal prosecution. (The case had been argued on […]

 

"The notion that something is being taken away from a candidate who is disqualified is a fallacy," former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot said Thursday.

Yet another historical /architectural landmark is shamefully lost forever in St. Paul.

This past week the courts were busy, with two courts getting involved in the ongoing legal troubles of former Pres. Donald Trump. First, on Tuesday, a 3-judge panel of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals issued its, um, not-so-long-awaited decision about his claims of immunity from criminal prosecution. (The case had been argued on […]

Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker iappeared to criticize the appeals court for “reweighing” facts in the case.

 

Nine supreme court justices must decide whether the Colorado supreme court erred in excluding Trump from its Republican primary ballot

A federal judge Thursday closed the door on allegations that key parts of a 2021 elections law were unconstitutional.