Consider this your official legal explainer about Brett Kavanaugh and the game of Cee-Lo We are at the written questions stage of the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation process. Each Senator submits a set of written queries. The nominees are supposed to respond, but if you think a guy like Brett Kavanaugh can be evasive about his…
WASHINGTON Senate Democrats are demanding written answers from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to more than 1,000 questions following a four-day confirmation hearing last week that elicited more heat than light. The queries go beyond the law to policy, politics and Kavanaugh’s personal life, including his finances and potential benefactors. Several senators sought details on the federal…
“Everyone in the group paid me for their tickets based on the cost of the tickets, to the dollar,” Kavanaugh told senators in written questions for the record submitted Wednesday night. “No one overpaid or underpaid me for tickets. No loans were given in either direction.” Kavanaugh’s personal finances were a point of inquiry from…
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh listens to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill on, Sept. 4. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) The Senate Judiciary Committee late Wednesday released more than a thousand written questions posed by senators and answered by U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in the wake of his confirmation hearing last week. In…
President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, responds to a question from Sen. Kamala Harris, D-California, at last week’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing.(Photo: AP) WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats are demanding written answers from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh to more than 1,000 questions following a four-day confirmation hearing last week that elicited more heat…
Last weeks combative Senate Judiciary Committee hearings saw President Donald Trumps Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, interrogated on everything from his views on racial profiling to abortion rights, but now one Democrat wants to know about his gambling habits. Presidents Trumps nominee for the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh, performs the bunny ears air-quote maneuver during…
This may sound like partisan hackery, and it very well could be, but this aggressive question from a Democratic senator to the Republican nominee for the Supreme Court is based on a very strange and very true story, and may hint at inside knowledge. Per The Washington Post: Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh incurred…
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) wants to know if Judge Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trumps nominee to the Supreme Court, has a gambling problem. Have you ever sought treatment for a gambling addiction? Whitehouse asks pointedly as part of a series of questions submitted this week about Kavanaughs unexplained personal debts. … Read the full article at: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/brett-kavanaugh-debts-sheldon-whitehouse_us_5b982a36e4b0511db3e6e487
Since the introduction of online gambling to the world about two decades ago, one of the main issues has been dealing with payments. This applies to operators paying out winnings and players using credit with online operators and failing to pay what is due. A recent German court ruling could lead to significant changes in…
A Munich district court has held that an online casino credit card debt was not enforceable, a decision which could lead to chargebacks and further complicate online gambling in Germany. A February ruling, which became final last week, held that Landesbank Berlin could not hold a Visa credit card holder responsible for a gambling debt…