John Fritze is a Supreme Court Reporter at CNN. He covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government, and public policy, with a particular focus on court proceedings and legal reform. John has been featured in numerous outlets such as USA TODAY, the Detroit Free Press, and Yahoo News, among others.
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John Fritze primarily covers legal policy regulation and government & politics in the United States. His focus on topics such as Supreme Court, Trump, Election, Legal Cases, and Justice indicates a preference for articles related to high-profile legal and political developments.
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When it comes to the Supreme Court, President Donald Trump has become a believer in unlikely second chances.
As the federal judiciary makes a rare personal pitch to Congress this week for tens of millions of dollars in additional security funding, the
By: Devan Cole, John Fritze
Justices Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett will implore House and Senate lawmakers Tuesday to provide millions of dollars more for security during
By: John Fritze, Devan Cole
(CNN) — Justice Amy Coney Barrett delivered an unusually personal plea for additional security funding for the Supreme Court on Tuesday, using a
By: Devan Cole, John Fritze, Holmes Lybrand
(CNN) — Justice Amy Coney Barrett delivered an unusually personal plea for additional security funding for the Supreme Court on Tuesday, using a pair of rare hearings before Congress to
By: John Fritze
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear an appeal from an Alaskan bush pilot whose plane was seized by authorities after they discovered it was bound for a remote, dry village with beer on board.
By: John Fritze
Justice Amy Coney Barrett had a fast answer when she was asked during a recent Senate hearing if the Supreme Court had done anything to address the
President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow the administration to move forward with implementing a sweeping executive order
By: Kara Scannell, John Fritze
(CNN) — President Donald Trump on Tuesday urged the Supreme Court to once again step into his messy legal brawl with magazine columnist E.
By: John Fritze
(CNN) — President Donald Trump's emergency appeal aimed at limiting the use of mail ballots is poised to test a controversial, 20-year-old Supreme Court principle that was intended to avoid chaos before elections.
