From Supreme Court ethics scandals to Trump's classified documents case, do you know the stories behind this week's top legal headlines?
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The View hosts claim Trump packed Supreme Court by filling vacanciesDuring a discussion on new allegations that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito failed to disclose a luxury vacation from a billionaire who had business come before the court, The View hosts Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar accused former President Donald Trump of packing the court.
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Supreme Court justice accepted luxury vacation from GOP donors: reportOne of the donors had interests before the Supreme Court, and Alito did not disclose the trip on his financial disclosure for that year, ProPublica reports.
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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Accepted Alaska Resort Vacation From GOP Donors, ProPublica ReportsA ProPublica article states that in July 2008 Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito flew to a remote corner of Alaska aboard the private plane of businessman and Republican donor, Paul Singer. A hedge fund founded by the billionaire has brought roughly a dozen cases before the court since then. Alito did not recuse himself from participating in any of those cases.
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Supreme Court Justice Alito accepted Alaska resort vacation from GOP donors, report saysSupreme Court Justice Samuel Alito accepted a 2008 trip to a luxury fishing lodge in Alaska from two wealthy Republican donors, one of whom repeatedly had interests before the court.
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Sam Alito Didn't Recuse Himself From Supreme Court Case Involving Billionaire Fishing BuddyProPublica reports that the justice took a fishing trip with a GOP megadonor, didn’t report it, then ruled on a case he had before the court
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Colorado Supreme Court strikes law allowing child sex abuse lawsuits from decades pastChildhood sexual abuse victims in Colorado will no longer be able to file lawsuits over abuse that happened decades ago, as the state Supreme Court struck down a law Tuesday that gave victims a three-year window to sue over abuses as far back as the 1960s. The court cited the state Constitution’s ban on legislation that retroactively applies to conduct prior to its passage.
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