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Scientific article published on 01 November 1983
The Georgia Supreme Court on September 16, 2025, denied Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis' request to remain the lead prosecutor in the election-interference case against former President Do...
Georgia courts have generally resisted post‑hoc attempts to unsettle certified results based solely on procedural chain‑of‑custody defects, blocking new rules that would change certification and hand‑...
A recent statement from U.S. Attorney General Christopher Wray’s predecessor, U.S. Attorney General Carr, says the state intends to appeal a Fulton County court ruling that dismissed part—but not all—...
Georgia law sets specific statutory duties for the safekeeping, storage, scanning and limited disclosure of absentee ballots and related materials after an election, most notably within O.C.G.A. §21-2...
Courtroom reversals and acquittals tied to problematic digital evidence are well-documented in the reporting provided, but none of the sources supplied here identify a clearly documented case where ap...
The Georgia State Election Board (SEB) can investigate county election administration, adopt and enforce rules, hold proceedings on petitions and waivers, and refer suspected statutory violations to p...
Four major strands of prosecutors and defense teams have been central to Donald Trump’s criminal legal exposure from 2023–2025: the now-dropped Fulton County (Georgia) racketeering prosecution oversee...
Prosecutors appealed or sought review in multiple post-dismissal or post-conviction moments involving Trump: Fulton County’s Georgia case was dismissed after a newly assigned prosecutor declined to pu...
Individuals or companies offering money or prizes to induce voting or voter registration are explicitly criminalized in California under legislation signed in 2025, with penalties including fines up t...