Tag: Amicus Curiae Brief
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An Amicus Curiae Proposal
by Joseph DeMaio, ©2020 (Dec. 9, 2020) — By now, faithful P&E readers, you are no doubt aware that the State of Texas has filed in the Supreme Court documents seeking leave to pursue a “Bill of Original Complaint” against the states of Georgia, Michigan and Wisconsin and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The action challenges…
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April 29 SCOTUS Conference on DC Madam Petition Provides Window of Opportunity for Submission of Amicus Briefs
NO LATER THAN MONDAY, APRIL 18 by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 16, 2016) — As The Post & Email reported on Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court has scheduled a conference to consider a petition submitted by Montgomery Blair Sibley for the lifting of a nine-year-old restraining order prohibiting the release of telephone records and names of…
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Indiana Governor Signs Amended Religious Freedom Bill
PREVENTS “DISCRIMINATION“ by Sharon Rondeau (Apr. 3, 2015) — The Indiana legislature prepared, and Gov. Mike Pence has signed, an amended bill with wording preventing discrimination following a media firestorm which painted Pence and the legislature as bigoted against certain classes of people for passing an initial “religious freedom” bill. Pence denied that “discrimination” was…
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What Was The Extent of White House Influence on States Supporting Obama’s Immigration Executive Actions?
CONNECTICUT STATE GOVERNMENT MUM THUS FAR by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 21, 2015) — On February 16, US District Court for the Southern District of Texas Judge Andrew Hanen placed a temporary injunction on the implementation of Obama’s executive actions which would allow millions of illegal aliens to avoid deportation for three-year periods if implemented. Hanen…
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Obama’s Eligibility: Where Does the Truth Lie?
SEEKING “DEFINITIVE EVIDENCE” by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 14, 2013) — On August 8, The Post & Email reported on an Amicus Curiae brief which appeared to have been filed in Alabama Supreme Court case #1120465, McInnish v. Beth Chapman. The plaintiffs, Hugh McInnish and Virgin Goode, are represented by Atty. Larry Klayman, who claims that…
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Judge grants request to file Amicus Curiae Brief claiming health care bill null and void due to Obama’s ineligibility
“THIS MOTION IS GRANTED” by Sharon Rondeau (Oct. 8, 2010) — Last March The Post & Email reported on an “Admission of Ineligibility” declared by a Florida man after he charged Barack Hussein Obama with “negligence” for failing to answer his request that Obama prove he is a natural born Citizen and therefore qualified to…
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Mexico files brief supporting lawsuit against Arizona’s new immigration law
SAYS IT WANTS SB1070 OVERTURNED by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 1, 2010) — On June 22, Mexico filed a brief in support of overturning the State of Arizona’s new immigration law scheduled to take effect on July 29. In the filing, the Mexican government stated that it “is concerned for the civil rights of its citizens…