Appeals Court rules that Pennsylvania mail-in ballots with incorrectly dated envelopes cannot be discarded
Federal Court Rules on Mail-in Voting Date Requirement in Pennsylvania A federal appeals court has decided that Pennsylvania cannot reject mail-in votes solely because the voters did not include the exact date on the return envelope. This unanimous ruling came from the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday, stating that disqualifying mail-in votes […]
Deportation lawsuit involving CECOT goes back to District Court after Appeals Court ruling
Federal Court Decision on Illegal Aliens’ Deportation A recent ruling from a federal appellate court has set the stage for U.S. District Judge James Boasberg to decide the future of numerous illegal aliens deported by the Trump administration earlier this year. The ruling, delivered by a three-judge panel from the U.S. DC Court of Appeals—Gregory […]
Trump achieves major victory as appeals court overturns $500M penalty
Court Overturns Trump’s $500 Million Civil Fraud Fine In a significant ruling, the New York Court of Appeals has dismissed a hefty civil fraud fine of approximately $500 million imposed on former President Donald Trump. Legal expert Andy McCarthy noted that one judge found the fine to be “excessive,” citing potential violations of the Eighth […]
New York appeals court nullifies Engoron’s $500 million ruling against Trump
New York Court Discards Judge’s Ruling in Trump Case In a recent development, a New York court has negated the dubious financial calculations made by a key judge who reportedly inflated figures without adequate basis. The discrepancies appeared to stem from personal motivations, leading to an astonishing miscalculation of over $5 billion. This judge, Arthur […]
New York Appeals Court reverses Trump’s civil fraud penalty exceeding $500 million
Trump’s Legal Victory in New York President Donald Trump has achieved a significant legal win as the New York Court of Appeals has dismissed the $500 million fraudulent penalty he was facing. On Thursday, the Appeals Division reversed its initial ruling of $464 million against Trump, related to allegations of artificially inflating his net worth—claims […]
Appeals court cancels $500M fraud penalty against Trump requested by New York AG Letitia James
Courts Abandon $500 Million Private Fraud Penalty The New York Court of Appeals has overturned a substantial civil fraud penalty against former President Donald Trump. This decision came after an appeal from Trump in a significant case initiated by New York Attorney General Letitia James. The court found the earlier $500 million penalty excessive, determining […]
Andy McCarthy Discusses Why the Appeals Court Overturned Letitia James’ ‘Absurd’ Penalty Against Trump
Judge’s Penalty Against Trump Criticized by Former Prosecutor On Thursday, former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy described the penalty imposed by New York Judge Arthur Engoron on President Donald Trump as “silly” considering its context. The New York Court of Appeals ruled that the $355 million civil fine—issued by Engoron in February 2024—violated the Eighth Amendment’s […]
Appeals court allows Boasberg to make a decision on deported CECOT migrants
The federal appeals court recently outlined how District Judge James Boasberg will continue overseeing the situation of numerous CECOT immigrants who were deported by the Trump administration earlier this year. A three-judge panel from the U.S. DC Court of Appeals made a ruling that resolved an emergency stay the Trump administration had obtained earlier, noting […]
New York appeals court overturns Trump’s substantial $500M civil fraud penalty in case led by AG Tish James
New York Court of Appeals Reduces Major Trump Fraud Ruling The New York Court of Appeals has, on Thursday, decided to dismiss a hefty $464 million judgment tied to President Trump’s civil business fraud trial. This appeals court reversed certain fines related to a case where Trump was accused of artificially boosting his net worth […]
Appeals court overturns New Mexico’s law on waiting periods for gun purchases
Federal Court Halts New Mexico’s Gun Purchase Waiting Period A federal appeals court has temporarily suspended a seven-day waiting period for gun purchases in New Mexico, suggesting that it likely violates citizens’ Second Amendment rights. The decision, made by a 2-1 majority at the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, puts the law on hold […]