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Election suit from Arizona's Lake leads to sanctions (yes, again) - Vimarsana News

Election suit from Arizona's Lake leads to sanctions (yes, again)

Several Republican election lawsuits were so absurd that they led to court-imposed sanctions. In Arizona, however, it's happened more than once.

Source: msnbc.com
Court Refuses To Toss Sanctions For Alan Dershowitz In Election LOLsuit For Kari Lake - Vimarsana News

Court Refuses To Toss Sanctions For Alan Dershowitz In Election LOLsuit For Kari Lake

But he did get a haircut on the award. And his dignity.

Attorneys for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem fined more than $120,000 by federal judge - Vimarsana News

Attorneys for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem fined more than $120,000 by federal judge

Attorneys for failed Republican candidates Kari Lake and Mark Finchem have been sanctioned $122,200 by a federal judge.The pre-election lawsuit, filed while Lake was running for governor and Finchem for secretary of state, sought to forbid the use of electronic voting machines in the 2022 election and require that all ballots be counted by hand.

Source: kjzz.org
Dershowitz, other lawyers for Lake, Finchem, ordered to pay $122K - Vimarsana News

Dershowitz, other lawyers for Lake, Finchem, ordered to pay $122K

Lawyers for Kari Lake and Mark Finchem were ordered to pay $122,000, according to a ruling Friday by U.S. District Court Judge John Tuchi.

Source: ktar.com
AG agrees that law banning filming of police activity is unconstitutional: settlement pending - Vimarsana News

AG agrees that law banning filming of police activity is unconstitutional: settlement pending

An Arizona law that banned filming police in certain circumstances will be blocked permanently through a settlement agreement between media organizations and civil rights advocates and Attorney General Kris Mayes.