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The Right Coast
Trump’s enemies come up with new scheme to take him out | Washington Examiner
But there are some of Trump's opponents who don't appear to have a lot of faith in that course of action, either. So, they are now exploring the idea that…
The Right Coast
School Board Election Rules Are Inconsistent, and Downright Weird | RealClearPolicy
This is precisely why no one should be satisfied with an abysmal 5-10 percent voter turnout for school board elections.Rules and procedures for these elections vary from state to state…
The Right Coast
In Her Jan. 6 Courtroom, Judge Who Will Hear Trump’s Case Is the Pot Calling the Defendant Incendiary | RealClearInvestigations
But even as she warns Trump about his inflammatory language, Chutkan has routinely issued politically charged rulings and made incendiary statements of her own while presiding over some 30 cases…
Simple Justice
Tuesday Talk*: Will Bail Conditions Be Enforced?
The judge set bail at $200,000 for defendant Trump, which seems a rather silly amount. After all, if he’s a billionaire as he claims, then walking (or running) away from…
Georgia Law Review Blog Posts
Trump Has Been Indicted in Georgia. Here’s Why This Indictment is the Most Consequential Yet.
Jake Shatzer, Georgia Law Review Editor In Chief, UGA ’24 Donald Trump has been indicted in Fulton County.[1] A special grand jury there began investigating Mr. Trump and crimes related to…
PrawfsBlawg
The Silent Majority
Main Monday, August 21, 2023The Silent MajoritySince January 2021, I've received many messages from people asking something like the following: "Section Three says that officials who engage in insurrection against…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Church Campaign Intervention: A Classroom Exhibit
Last month, President Trump gave an hour long speech at Fervent Calvary Chapel over on North Rancho Drive. It was all pretty standard stump stuff, according to media coverage:A rigged…
PrawfsBlawg
Online Symposium on Section Three of the 14th and My New Essay
Main Thursday, August 17, 2023Online Symposium on Section Three of the 14th and My New EssayI want to organize an online symposium on this issue in the Fall. If you…
Stafford Rosenbaum Law Blog
In Bost v. Illinois State Board of Elections, Seventh Circuit Reiterates the Low Bar for Intervention and Further Explains the “Uniqueness” Interest for Intervention Purposes
The Democratic Party of Illinois may not intervene in a suit relating to mail-in voting, according to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. The case, Bost v.…
Simple Justice
Tuesday Talk*: Is It The RICO? (Update)
My old pal Ken had a handy reply whenever someone mindlessly claimed that conduct he found offensive violated the Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act: “It’s not the RICO.” According…