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politics1 year ago

Ted Olson, Influential Conservative Lawyer, Passes Away at 84

Prominent conservative lawyer Ted Olson, known for his role in major Supreme Court cases including Bush v. Gore and the fight for same-sex marriage rights, has died at 84. Olson, who served as Solicitor General under President George W. Bush, argued 65 cases before the Supreme Court, influencing significant legal precedents such as Citizens United and the challenge to California's same-sex marriage ban. His career was marked by high-profile cases and a reputation as a formidable advocate.

via CNN|
#bush-v-gore#legal-career#politics
obituary1 year ago

Ted Olson, Influential Conservative Lawyer and Former Solicitor General, Passes Away at 84

Ted Olson, a prominent legal figure and former U.S. Solicitor General, passed away at 84 after a stroke. Known for arguing 65 Supreme Court cases, Olson gained fame with Bush v. Gore and was a key figure in legal battles over campaign finance, anti-terrorism policies, and same-sex marriage. Despite his conservative roots, he supported causes like DACA and gay marriage, earning respect across political lines. Olson's career was marked by personal tragedy and professional triumphs, leaving a lasting impact on American law.

via NPR|
#bush-v-gore#gay-marriage#obituary
obituary1 year ago

Influential Lawyer Ted Olson, Known for Landmark Cases, Dies at 84

Ted Olson, a prominent conservative lawyer and former U.S. Solicitor General, has died at 84. Known for his role in significant legal cases, Olson successfully argued for George W. Bush in the 2000 election recount and for same-sex marriage rights in California. His career included 65 Supreme Court cases, such as Citizens United and DACA. Olson's work and personal life, marked by the loss of his wife on 9/11, left a lasting impact on the legal field and beyond.

via POLITICO|
#bush-v-gore#legal-career#obituary
politics1 year ago

"Trump's Ballot Battle: Legal Challenges and Constitutional Controversies"

The Supreme Court's upcoming case involving Trump's potential removal from the Colorado ballot due to his role in the Capitol insurrection has reignited memories of the controversial Bush v. Gore decision in 2000. The historic ruling, which effectively handed the presidency to George W. Bush, sparked intense debate about the court's involvement in presidential politics. The upcoming Trump-related cases are expected to revive similar discussions, as the court grapples with issues such as presidential immunity from federal charges.

via The Washington Post|
#bush-v-gore#capitol-insurrection#politics
politics2 years ago

Inside Look: Justice Stevens's Private Papers Reveal Supreme Court Secrets.

The Library of Congress has released the private papers of Justice John Paul Stevens, providing a behind-the-scenes look at the Supreme Court's work on thousands of cases, including landmark decisions on abortion and the 2000 election. The papers contain candid and occasionally caustic remarks, sometimes echoing current concerns about the court's power and authority. The release includes Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's "late-night musings" on Roe v. Wade, as well as memos from the Bush v. Gore decision. The remaining parts of Justice Stevens's papers are scheduled to be released in 2030.

via The New York Times|
#abortion#bush-v-gore#justice-john-paul-stevens