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The Legal Intelligencer

Carluccio Campaign's Fundraising Efforts in Pa. Supreme Court Race Make Gains on McCaffery

Fundraising totals so far for 2023 appear down slightly from the amounts frontrunners had brought in during the last state Supreme Court race in 2021.
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New York Law Journal

Reversing Lower Court, First Department Rules Former NYC Council Member Andy King Can't Run for Re-Election Yet, After His Expulsion

"The Board of Elections properly construed 'member of the council who . . . is removed from office' (NY City Charter § 25 [a]) to include a council member who is expelled by vote of the council (see NY City Charter § 45)," wrote the Appellate Division, First Department panel. "This interpretation is consistent with the common meaning of 'remove,'" it added.
4 minute read

New York Law Journal

Judge Strikes Down Law Blocking Those Convicted of Public Corruption From Running for Office

Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Machelle Sweeting found that Local Law 15 and its retroactive application were unlawful.
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New York Law Journal

George Santos Pleads Not Guilty to Feds' 13-Count Indictment

While Santos' indictment was brought in federal court, Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said the charges resulted from a "lengthy collaboration" among law enforcement agencies.
3 minute read

Daily Report Online

At Least 8 Fake Electors Have Immunity in Ga. Election Probe

Defense attorney Kimberly Debrow revealed the existence of the immunity deals in a court filing Friday, saying her eight clients had accepted the agreements last month. The filing does not identify the people who were offered immunity deals.
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The Legal Intelligencer

Judicial Elections Voter Guide: Pennsylvania Candidates Discuss Qualifications, Approach Ahead of 2023 Primary

This year, more than 100 candidates are vying for seats on 27 common pleas benches, as well as spots on the state's three appellate courts.
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Law.com

Alaska Supreme Court: Withdrawn Candidate Seeking Late-Congressman's Seat Should Have Remained on Special General Election Ballot

"The Supreme Court affirmed the [d]ivision's determination that it could not advance the fifth place candidate," Patty Sullivan, a spokeswoman for Alaska's Department of Law, told Law.com. "As for the [c]ourt's assertion that Dr. Gross's name should have been on the ballot, the [d]ivision was surprised by that part of the decision. No one argued that AS 15.10.100 required the [d]ivision to include a candidate on the ballot even after he withdrew. The [c]ourt came up with that reading of the statute on its own, without the benefit of briefing from the parties. The [d]ivision is evaluating the decision and considering whether it warrants a petition for rehearing."
5 minute read

Daily Business Review

DeSantis Could Appoint One of These Six Judges to Florida Supreme Court

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has up to 60 days to potentially appoint one of these six finalists to the Sunshine State's highest court.
4 minute read

National Law Journal

To Drop or Not to Drop? Supreme Court Asks Whether Major Election Case Has Been Rendered Moot

The justices seek additional briefing in advance of issuing a decision—or not—in the closely watched "Moore v. Harper" appeal.
3 minute read

Daily Report Online

Kemp Signs Bill to Ban Outside Election Cash in Georgia

Senate Bill 222, which threatens local officials who violate the law with felony charges, still allows contributions to the state or federal government. It took effect upon the governor's signature.
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