The Pennsylvania Supreme Court decided courts should stay out of this fray amongst local Republican party members. Appellant was a Republican committeeperson of Appellee, the Bucks County Republican Committee. After
The New Jersey Appellate Division reviewed an order of the Chancery Division, requiring that a particular person be seated immediately to fill a vacant city council position. The dispute arose
Appellant appealed from a New Jersey Law Division order, which revoked her certificate of election for County Commissioner for the Third District in Atlantic County, declared a vacancy, and scheduled
The New Jersey Appellate Division heard an appeal from an order of the Law Division denying a political candidate’s request for a recount. The Appellate Division ruled that “to secure
The litigants in Bd. of Educ. of E. Newark v. Harris could have used some help from the professional ghostwriters at Sullivan | Simon. On March 24, 2021, the lower
In re Bolus was an appeal to the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court from an order striking Bob Bolus from the ballot for election for mayor of Scranton. Mr. Bolus is no
In re The Nomination of Rania Major involved objections to Ms. Major’s nominating petition for Judge of the Municipal Court of Philadelphia County. 213 of the petition’s signature lines were challenged
In Fuhrman v. Mailander, the New Jersey Appellate Division reviewed a challenge under the Optional Municipal Charter Law, N.J.S.A. 40:69A-1 to -210, commonly known as the Faulkner Act. To save
In United States v. Smuckler, the Third Circuit was tasked with defining “willfully” in the context of the defendant’s convictions for violations of campaign finance laws. After a high-profile prosecution
In Hon. Mike Kelly v. PA, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court granted the application for extraordinary jurisdiction filed by the Commonwealth, vacated the Commonwealth Court’s order preliminarily enjoining the Commonwealth from
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