A Colorado judge has rejected former President Donald Trump’s request to dismiss a lawsuit that would keep him off the 2024 general election ballot, ruling that Trump’s First Amendment-based objections are not applicable to the plaintiffs’ complaint. According to The Associated Press, Trump’s attorneys had earlier argued that a Colorado law proactively protects people from
The Court rejected the City’s claim of “undue hardship” as unsupported in the record and irrational, particularly since “being vaccinated does not prevent an individual from contracting or transmitting COVID-19”.
Florida denies any wrongdoing, but has agreed to release all of its hitherto-unreported coronavirus mortality statistics.
In his ruling, the Brooklyn-based judge opined that most people understand that companies try to make menu items appear appetizing in advertising materials.
Barring any other appeal or last-minute motion, Trump’s fraud trial will likely begin on Monday.
JPMorgan Chase has not conceded any liability but will pay the U.S. Virgin Islands an estimated $75 million to resolve the lawsuit.
Moreno Valley Unified settled the case for $27M on the four-year anniversary of Diego Stolz’s death as a result of bullying.
The lawsuit was filed shortly after a 13-year-old Moreno Valley boy was beaten to death by two of his classmates.
The child’s mother said that Spreckels Union School District violated her constitutional rights by depriving her of the opportunity to act as a supportive parent.
In his ruling, the presiding federal judge stated that Trump’s request for a stay pending appeal was entirely “frivolous.”