Supreme Court ends Charleston church shooter’s bid to disqualify trial judge
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- 5 Oct, 13:50Supreme Court ends Charleston church shooter’s bid to disqualify trial judge1 outlet
- 6 Oct, 06:06Supreme Court Declines Roof Appeal1 outlet
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How it spread - 7 original reports
Mon, 5 October 2026
1 report- The Hill13:50first to report
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear the Charleston church massacre shooter’s attempt to disqualify his trial judge from further proceedings over claims that he failed to remain impartial. The high court’s decision leaves intact an appeals court ruling that found no basis to remove U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel from the death-penalty...
Tue, 6 October 2026
6 reports- iheart.com06:06
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Dylann Roof's appeal, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact. Roof, convicted for the 2015 Charleston church shooting, argued judicial bias. Lower courts dismissed his claims, and Roof remains on federal death row as his legal challenges contin...
- iheart.com06:06
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Dylann Roof's appeal, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact. Roof, convicted for the 2015 Charleston church shooting, argued judicial bias. Lower courts dismissed his claims, and Roof remains on federal death row as his legal challenges contin...
- iheart.com06:06
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Dylann Roof's appeal, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact. Roof, convicted for the 2015 Charleston church shooting, argued judicial bias. Lower courts dismissed his claims, and Roof remains on federal death row as his legal challenges contin...
- iheart.com06:06
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Dylann Roof's appeal, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact. Roof, convicted for the 2015 Charleston church shooting, argued judicial bias. Lower courts dismissed his claims, and Roof remains on federal death row as his legal challenges contin...
- iheart.com06:06
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Dylann Roof's appeal, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact. Roof, convicted for the 2015 Charleston church shooting, argued judicial bias. Lower courts dismissed his claims, and Roof remains on federal death row as his legal challenges contin...
- iheart.com06:06
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Dylann Roof's appeal, leaving his conviction and death sentence intact. Roof, convicted for the 2015 Charleston church shooting, argued judicial bias. Lower courts dismissed his claims, and Roof remains on federal death row as his legal challenges contin...