Federal appeals court: Riggs-Griffin dispute will stay in state court for now
In the push and pull over whether a Republican judge’s request to throw out more than 60,000 votes in his election contest should be considered in state or federal court, a panel of federal judges said Tuesday that the case will stay in state court for now.
Friday’s hearing marks the beginning of a new phase of arguments, after both sides spent months arguing over whether the case ...
A court hearing Friday will kick off the newest phase of Republican Jefferson Griffin's lawsuit seeking to tilt in his favor ...
More calls on Wednesday for Judge Jefferson Griffin to concede the election for a North Carolina State Supreme Court seat.
North Carolinians made their choices at the ballot box more than two months ago. The votes were tallied by our state’s ...
"Allison Riggs won and the recount confirmed it ... certificate of election and we are only in this position due to Jefferson Griffin refusing to accept the will of the people." ...
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Trying to win by changing the rules after the fact is anathema to all that our troops defend with their lives. Griffin, a ...
While the justices remanded Jefferson Griffin's case to Wake County's superior court on Wednesday, it's likely to return.
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North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs is accusing her Republican opponent of undermining democracy ...
In recent weeks, Jefferson Griffin has filed briefs in state and federal courts to throw out more than 60,000 ballots from the November election in an effort to reverse Allison ...
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