votebeat.org·há 11 dias

Trump wants the Supreme Court to let him put new restrictions on mail ballots in the midterms, but time is growing short

Even if the justices side with the administration, Trump’s latest executive order to restrict mail-in voting still faces legal and logistical challenges.

rfi.fr·há 14 dias

French national's spying conviction upheld by Azerbaijan court

An Azerbaijani appeal court has upheld the 10-year sentence of a French national, Martin Ryan, for “espionage", in a case that arose against a backdrop of tensions between Paris and Baku.

news.unm.edu·há 16 dias

UNM School of Law students participate in the New Mexico Court’s Rural Justice Initiative Externship Program

The New Mexico Court’s Rural Justice Initiative has provided School of Law students with the opportunity to gain hands-on legal experience while helping address New Mexico’s shortage of legal professi

abc.net.au·há cerca de 1 mês

Court told former Wagga Wagga MP was 'kept in dark' over visa scheme

Daryl Maguire's barrister has told a jury it was "unbelievable" to think the ex NSW MP would recruit people in his electorate to take part in an allegedly fraudulent visa scheme.

abc.net.au·há cerca de 1 mês

Court told former MP knew lying was 'part and parcel' of visa scheme

A court hears former Wagga Wagga MP Daryl Maguire knew being dishonest to the Department of Immigration was a component of an alleged fraudulent visa scheme.

attemptedbloggery.blogspot.com·há cerca de 1 mês

Roxie Munro: Covering the Court for WDVM-TV9, Washington, DC

New Yorker cover artist and children's book illustrator Roxie Munro spent five years working as a television courtroom artist in Washington, DC, also covering the House, Senate, and Supreme Court. Thi

governor.mo.gov·há 2 meses

Appellate Court Rewrite of Amendment 5 Language

Governor Kehoe's Statement on Appellate Court Rewrite of Amendment 5 Language

crooksandliars.com·há 3 meses

WOMP: Kennedy Center Must Remove Trump's Name

Womp, womp. Donald Trump’s latest courtroom hearing ended the way so many of them do: with a judge saying, “Absolutely not,” before handing him another very embarrassing public loss. The Kennedy Cente