Judges and Judiciary,
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Dec. 22, 2020
One cheer for the courts that held the line in 2020
A Trump-appointed jurist said it most resonantly. Rejecting one of the 60 or so Republican lawsuits challenging the 2020 presidential election, Judge Stephanos Bilbas of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stated simply, “charges require specific allegations then proof,” “ballots not briefs decide elections.”





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A Trump-appointed jurist said it most resonantly. Rejecting one of the 60 or so Republican lawsuits challenging the 2020 presidential election, Judge Stephanos Bilbas of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stated simply, "charges require specific allegations then proof," "ballots not briefs decide elections."
Federal courts are the product of an Enlightenment-inspired experiment in constitutional democracy. It is a fact-based, rhet...
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