Judiciary - Page 395

December 20, 2023

Federal judge blocks California firearms carry law, calling it ‘sweeping, repugnant to the Second Amendment’

A California federal judge has temporarily blocked a law that would ban people from carrying firearms in most public places and championed by state Democrats.

December 20, 2023

Colorado kicking Trump off ballot shows Democrats wake up every morning acting like it's January 6: Conway

After former President Donald Trump was banned from the Colorado ballot by the state's Supreme Court, the panel on "Outnumbered" reacted.

December 20, 2023

California Lt. Gov. calls for state to ‘explore every legal option’ to remove Trump from ‘24 ballot

Eleni Kounalakis said California 'must stand on the right side of history' when it comes to removing Trump from the state's ballots

December 20, 2023

Arkansas judge threatens to drop state AG's lawsuit against Corrections Board

Pulaski County Circuit Judge Tim Fox on Tuesday threatened to dismiss Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin's lawsuit against the Corrections Board.

December 20, 2023

Oklahoma judge exonerates man who served 48 years on erroneous conviction, sat on death row

Glynn Simmons, 71, has been declared innocent following his July release from prison, where he spent nearly half a century on an erroneous conviction.

December 20, 2023

John Yoo: SCOTUS will likely 'overturn' Colo. Supreme Court decision on Trump

UC Berkeley law professor John Yoo discusses the growing legal battles surrounding former President Trump's candidacy on 'Your World.'

December 20, 2023

Trump lawyers say request to have SCOTUS hear immunity claims presents 'momentous, historic questions'

The legal team for former President Donald Trump has filed a response to a request by Special Counsel Jack Smith to have the Supreme Court review his case.

December 20, 2023

RFK Jr. issues stark warning after Colorado court blocks Trump from ballot: 'Country will become ungovernable'

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said Colorado Supreme Court's ruling blocking former President Donald Trump from the ballot deprives American voters of a "fair election."

December 20, 2023

Red state AGs blast special counsel push for SCOTUS to rush Trump case: ‘partisan interests’

A group of 19 GOP attorneys general says that special counsel Jack Smith's request to the Supreme Court to expedite Donald Trump's immunity claim is driven by "partisan interests."

December 20, 2023

Wisconsin district attorney appeals court decision allowing abortions to resume within state

Sheboygan County District Attorney Joel Urmanski, a Republican, has appealed a court ruling that declared an 1849 Wisconsin law does not prohibit abortions.