Indiana Supreme Court denies Rust rehearing on Senate candidacy
The Indiana Supreme Court denied U.S. Senate candidate John Rust a rehearing in a case to determine his eligibility for the Republican primary ballot.
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The Indiana Supreme Court denied U.S. Senate candidate John Rust a rehearing in a case to determine his eligibility for the Republican primary ballot.
The judge's order notes that his decision to cancel the trial came after consulting with the attorneys as well as a mediator — suggesting a settlement may be coming.
The civil lawsuit against former Attorney General Curtis Hill Jr. is scheduled for a five-day jury trial beginning Monday at the Marion Superior Court in Indianapolis.
U.S. Senate hopeful John Rust is once again fighting for a place on the 2024 Republican Primary ballot.
Rust's disqualification practically was assured Feb. 15 when the Indiana Supreme Court lifted a judicial stay halting enforcement of Indiana's two-primary requirement.