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In that case, a lower court blocked South Carolina’s witness requirement on the theory that it imposed too high a burden on voters who may be reluctant to interact with potential witnesses during a pandemic.
IF THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES THE ELECTION, IT WILL LIKELY ALL COME DOWN TO BRETT KAVANAUGHIAN MILLHISEROCTOBER 30, 2020VOXAccording to a witness, Lopez-Sales was riding his bike on the sidewalk along East Capitol Street and then entered the roadway into the travel lanes seconds before the collision, the statement said.
BICYCLIST FATALLY STRUCK IN PRINCE GEORGE’S AS D.C. OFFICER SOUGHT MURDER SUSPECTJUSTIN WM. MOYEROCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POSTIn addition, the General Assembly’s bills also would remove the requirement for a witness to certify a ballot signature.
VIRGINIA VOTING GUIDE: WHAT TO KNOW ABOUT EARLY VOTING, MAIL-IN BALLOTSANTONIO OLIVO, PATRICIA SULLIVANOCTOBER 28, 2020WASHINGTON POSTIt meant some ballots mailed out hours or a day earlier without a witness signature counted, while later ones didn’t.
THE SUPREME COURT IS GIVING ADVOCATES FOR VOTING RIGHTS HEARTBURNAMBER PHILLIPSOCTOBER 23, 2020WASHINGTON POSTWe’ll have to see how they fare in depositions and on the witness stand, but it’s another way the new case falls short.
THE GOOGLE ANTITRUST CASE IS NOTHING COMPARED TO THE 1999 MICROSOFT CASEAARON PRESSMANOCTOBER 21, 2020FORTUNEFor Republicans, the witness was a retired judge who spoke of Barrett’s kindness, decency and sharp legal mind.
BARRETT CONFIRMATION HEARING DAY FOUR: ‘WE HAVE THE VOTES,’ MCCONNELL SAYS OF NOMINATIONSEUNG MIN KIM, DONNA CASSATA, KAROUN DEMIRJIANOCTOBER 15, 2020WASHINGTON POSTHe changed a long, dense paragraph describing witness criteria into a list of short, digestible bullet points.
HOW NORTH CAROLINA’S MAIL-IN ENVELOPE GOT A NEW, EASIER-TO-USE LOOKBONNIE BERKOWITZOCTOBER 15, 2020WASHINGTON POSTSimpson had initially denied Cruz’s latest claim of innocence, but then granted him a hearing at which he and his lawyers presented witnesses and other evidence they said warranted reversing his 1999 conviction.
NEW YORK COURT OFFICIALS TO REVIEW CASES HANDLED BY JUDGE WITH ALZHEIMER’SBY JOE SEXTONOCTOBER 15, 2020PROPUBLICAFirst of all, once an incident of domestic violence is reported, the crime funnel kicks in—cases fall by the wayside because a witness backs out, or any other number of reasons—which translates into less than 1% of crimes ending in conviction.
AMERICA’S BACKWARDS PRIVACY LAWS LEAVE WOMEN VULNERABLEJAKEMETHOCTOBER 12, 2020FORTUNEThe high court made one concession, saying ballots already sent in without a witness should be counted.
SUPREME COURT SIDES WITH REPUBLICANS IN SOUTH CAROLINA DISPUTE OVER MAIL-IN BALLOTSROBERT BARNESOCTOBER 6, 2020WASHINGTON POSTWORDS RELATED TO WITNESSING
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