Trump appeals DC gag order as NY civil fraud trial continues
Former president returned to court for New York civil fraud trial and filed motion to appeal his DC election interference gag order
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Former president returned to court for New York civil fraud trial and filed motion to appeal his DC election interference gag order
Justice Amy Coney Barrett has said she supports an ethics code for the U.S. Supreme Court in an appearance Monday at the University of Minnesota Law School.
In a wide-ranging interview at the University of Minnesota that was disrupted temporarily by demonstrators, the justice said that ethics rules would help with greater public transparency.
Hundreds of protestors gathered outside the university where Justice Amy Coney Barrett spoke Monday, according to local reports.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett sat down for an hour-long conversation with Robert Stein, a University of Minnesota professor and past law school dean.