In her ruling, U.S. District Judge Linda Parker ordered the attorneys–including Sidney Powell–to pay financial penalties and take 12 hours of legal education, including a course on election law.
The lawsuits seek to uphold conservatives’ electoral advantage in Wisconsin, despite demographics now favoring Democrats.
The lawsuit alleges that New York has needlessly endangered restaurants, gyms, and certain indoor entertainment venues with targeted restrictions.
Florida state officials are pushing back against a lawsuit filed by parents who are unhappy about the recent executive order on masking in schools.
The complaint alleges that people who support Newsom’s removal will be given “two votes” to his supporters’ one.
Harris County attorneys claim that Gov. Abbott has abused his power, unfairly impinging upon local governments’ rights.
The ACLU claims that Compassion Seattle’s initiative, which will be voted upon in the state’s November election, undermines the city’s ability to set its own policies–and lacks the vision to present a long-term solution to the city’s homelessness crisis.
Dominion will be able to pursue three different defamation claims, filed against attorneys Rudy Giuliani and Sidney Powell, as well as MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.
The ACLU claims that the Biden’s use of the controversial public health rule, which allows the government to deport migrants during a pandemic, is contrary to the administration’s promises.
The Mexican government claims that American gun makers have knowingly adopted business practices that facilitate firearms smuggling.