>>21338872, >>21339022, >>21339040, >>21339041 Brunson Case still on the SCOTUS website as active?PN
Here is the record of what I understand that happened with the Brunson cases.
Follow the screenshots and the links, to confirm for yourself.
The Brunson Brothers had submitted three different cases to the SC regarding the 2020 Election, in 2022 and 2023. When denied, they have appealed each time to get the court to reconsider, each one has been denied. They have been denied in Conference, meaning that didn’t even consider taking the case, 2-3 times,so the Brunson’s are either extremely lucky, or imo Blessed by God.(They will never give up, nor should they)
On the docket: The way you know what is the latest is whatever show up at the top of the search and the number it starts with, obviously any starting with “23” was submitted in 2023, anything that has “22” was submitted and either approved or denied in 2022.
Not all cases with the name Brunson, are the Brunson Brothers, as you can see below Deron, Raland and Loy are the brothers.
CORRECT LINK BELOW TO FIND WHAT IS ON THE DOCKET, BETTER TO HAVE FIRST AND LAST NAME, below search was only last name, brought up 11 pages of docs, with only 5 total combined Deron, Raland and Loy.
DOCKET LINK:https://www.supremecourt.gov/docket/docket.aspx
General search Screenshot #1
Brunson brothers search Screenshot #2
Final Determination of the 2023 Case decided on July 22, 2024
Posting the screenshotI posted yesterday.ANONS THIS CASE IS DEAD, there are no other cases submitted or showing up on the docket. Case: 23-1073
This link will bring you to the outcome of the latest denial, see the latest denial on July 22, 2024.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/23-1073.html
screenshot #3
Below is the 2024 Docket, there are over 100 pages of cases, there are none with the Brunson brothers in 2024. But if they did submit for 2024 another caseit may be added to the Shadow Docket, it’s not showing up on this link, because I typed in Brunson 2024 and only 2022 and 2023 cases came up. So at this point we won’t know what’s on the shadow docket for 2024, like we didn’t know about the shadow docket until July of 2024.:
https://www.supremecourt.gov/docket/docket.aspx
screenshot #4
I hope this helps.