State Supreme Court suspends law license of former attorney general for six months
The former South Dakota attorney general who accidentally killed a man with his vehicle in 2020 will lose his license to practice law in South Dakota for six months under the terms of a ruling released Thursday by the state Supreme Court.
Nobody’s made quite as much as Donald Trump after serving as president—but all of them have found ways to make money from the ...
Sandra Day O'Connor was the last justice who held elective office, as a state senator in Arizona. In today's court, every ...
Regardless of method, changing the Court as a reflexive response to politically undesirable decisions would not only be bad ...
Election officials in Wisconsin asked the state’s liberal-controlled Supreme Court on Thursday to decide whether Robert F.
The former White House chief of staff wants to move his election interference criminal cases from state court to federal ...
The North Carolina law, along with legislation adopted by other states, recognizes research that shows coming to terms with ...
With an election approaching, the US Supreme Court is being asked again to consider the Affordable Care Act, the landmark ...
The Supreme Court today issued a notice in a special leave petition filed by E Abubacker, former chairman of Popular Front of ...
Behind the scenes, the chief justice molded three momentous Jan. 6 and election cases that helped determine the former ...
"I think he has committed layers of reversible error," Jonathan Turley said about Judge Juan Merchan regarding Donald Trump's ...
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