Non-Adjudication Is Not an Option

Non-Adjudication Is Not an Option
The Supreme Court is illuminated in Washington on Oct. 12, 2020. Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Stephen B. Meister
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Commentary
The Supreme Court’s refusal on Dec. 11—purely on standing grounds—marks the latest in a long line of courts all of whom have refused to hear the evidence of alleged widespread voter fraud (enabled by the unconstitutional acts of non-legislative actors in four of the six swing states still under dispute).