Daily Docket — Monday, March 13

Here’s what to expect in court this week.

Today, the response to failed Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake’s petition asking the Arizona Supreme Court to take up her election contest is due. Additionally, amicus briefs are due on Thursday. On March 21, the court is expected to decide whether to hear Lake’s contest. [link removed]

Tomorrow, the newly Republican North Carolina Supreme Court will rehear Harper v. Hall, the partisan gerrymandering case that led directly to the pending landmark U.S. Supreme Court case Moore v. Harper. We’ll cover the oral argument live and bring you a courtroom summary. Here’s a breakdown of each side’s arguments and what’s at stake. [link removed]

On Wednesday, the North Carolina Supreme Court will rehear Holmes v. Moore, a case that struck down a restrictive photo ID to vote law. The court could reverse its ruling from just a few months ago and reinstate the law. We’ll also cover the oral argument live and bring you a courtroom summary. [link removed]

Also on Wednesday, a Wisconsin court will hold a hearing in a lawsuit challenging mobile voting sites in Racine, Wisconsin. Racine argues the lawsuit should be dismissed. [link removed]

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ICYMI, listen to our latest episode of Defending Democracy. In the podcast episode that dropped last Friday, Marc and Paige discuss the surge of private right of action lawsuits and what could potentially happen next. [link removed]


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