Supreme Court Declines to Revisit Sanctions Against Kari Lake's Lawyers
On October 13, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from lawyers sanctioned over false election-fraud claims in Kari Lake's 2022 Arizona lawsuit, leaving the roughly $100,000+ in sanctions in place.
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| Oct 15, 12:15 AM | azfreenews.com | Supreme Court Declines Kari Lake Lawyer’s Appeal Against Sanctions |
| Oct 13, 5:20 PM | ktar.com | Kari Lake lawyers’ $122,000 sanctions left intact by Supreme Court |
| Oct 13, 3:27 PM | azcapitoltimes.com | Attorneys for Lake, Finchem lose bid to avoid paying legal penalties |
| Oct 13, 2:12 PM | azmirror.com | Supreme Court won’t hear bid to overturn sanctions against Kari Lake’s lawyers |
| Oct 13, 2:12 PM | clickondetroit.com | Supreme Court refuses to toss out fees for lawyers who sought hand count in Arizona election |
| Oct 13, 12:14 PM | kjzz.org | U.S. Supreme Court won't reverse sanctions against lawyers in Kari Lake's 2022 Arizona voting case |
| Oct 13, 6:38 AM | thehill.com | Supreme Court turns away Kari Lake lawyer's challenge to sanctions in Arizona voting machine lawsuit |