#disqualification

#disqualification

Francesco Garofalo was disqualified from a poker event, losing his $1.1 million prize, which was redistributed to the remaining players.

Jan-Willem van Schip's disqualification for misconduct overshadowed his performance in the men's Elimination race at the Track World Championships.

Eli Iserbyt was disqualified for deliberately damaging Ryan Kamp's bike after a crash, leading to an apology and recognition of his misconduct.

Lars van der Haar won the first round of the Exact Cross series, showcasing his skills against top competitors.

The exclusion of Chinese players from the Tekken World Tour raises significant questions regarding competitiveness and inclusivity in international gaming events.

Davide Formolo was disqualified from the Tour de Luxembourg for supposedly using the banned 'super tuck' position during the race.

An obscure Ohio law requiring candidates to disclose former names disproportionately affects transgender candidates, potentially preventing them from running for office.

Sarah Ann Hildebrandt won gold in 50kg women's wrestling at Paris 2024 Olympics due to Vinesh Phogat's disqualification.

Small margins in Formula One races resulted in George Russell's disqualification due to being 1.5kg under the required weight at the Belgian Grand Prix.

Jury selection for Senator Menendez's bribery case faced potential juror hardships, including child care and work conflicts, highlighting common challenges.

Boris Nadezhdin, the sole anti-war candidate in Russia's upcoming presidential election, could be disqualified due to fraudulent signatures of support.

Nadezhdin has been called to the central elections commission for a review of the errors in his signatures, indicating the possibility of his removal from the ballot.

Judges may be reluctant to issue rulings they consider dangerous.

The consequences of not disqualifying Trump are likely to be worse than disqualifying him.

Karen Read's lawyers are expected to argue for the disqualification of the Norfolk County District Attorney's Office from her murder case.

The hearing will also address a motion to unseal communication between the DA's office and federal authorities investigating Read's case.

State courts have declined to rule in favor of challenges asserting that Donald Trump should be disqualified from holding the presidency again under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.

Challengers argue that Trump engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the country on January 6, 2021, but critics argue that invoking Section 3 is an attempt to short-circuit the ballot box.

Section 3 of the 14th Amendment was intended to prevent proponents of political violence from disenfranchising voters and is relevant in the aftermath of the January 6 attack on the Capitol.

Quinn Emanuel disqualified from representing X Corp due to prior representation of Bright Data in related case.