This column came to my inbox this morning from the New York Times. This particular ‘journalist’ is a left-wing idiot. Some of his columns are so stunningly stupid and devoid of facts that one wonders how the guy got a high school diploma. (I know, you are thinking, “why does she read them?” I suppose it is like staring at a car wreck…). But this one today really...
Common sense dictates that valid mailed ballots require valid signatures as an attestation that the voter really is the voter. Liberals have opposed these measures citing the procedure as some form of nonexistent voter suppression. In Arizona, Democrats also oppose measures to cure these ballots by a reasonable deadline — one that prevents a never-ending election. In...
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Michael Lissner and Colin MacArthur May 14, 2024 We’re starting by publishing the proposals, justifications and contracts for Texas’ $98 million eFiling project. In our research about court filing systems, we heard over and over again that software vendors have enormous power to make (or break) the systems used by litigants and court staff. As we continue our...
Alex Egues Janet Miller Intern The recent death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg has left a vacancy that will more than likely be filled this week. The seat’s vacancy has unequivocally resulted in a political struggle that both parties believe will shape American culture. On September 26, President Trump nominated Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court. As we...
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Michael Lissner and Colin MacArthur April 29, 2024 Over the last few weeks, we’ve been on a listening tour with the many admirable organizations who advance access to justice through technology, and want to improve court systems and processes. In line with our commitments to openness and transparency, we’re sharing what we have learned. Across 16...
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Michael Lissner May 25, 2011 A few years ago, the Library of Congress released a PDF that listed the exact dates that the early Supreme Court Cases were decided. Since the written record only contained the month and year of the decision, this list served as the official record for the cases. While it was great for the Library of Congress to publish this report...