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Justice Department curtails ABA role in vetting Trump's judicial nominees
The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday limited the American Bar Association's decades-old role in rating candidates for life-tenured positions in the federal judiciary, curtailing its ability to vet new nominations by Republican President Donald Trump.
The president has grown increasingly angry at court rulings blocking parts of his agenda, including by judges he appointed.
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Trump Angrily Breaks With Federalist SocietyAfter regularly attacking judges who didn't rule his way, President Trump has turned to the organization that recommended ...
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Trump declares war on his own judicial legacyPresident Trump has gone scorched earth on the architect of his own judicial legacy, disavowing Leonard Leo, the Federalist ...
The president called the prominent judicial activist Leonard Leo a “real ‘sleazebag’” and said the Federalist Society had led ...
President Donald Trump blamed the Federalist Society for the federal court ruling striking down his tariff agenda, ...
President Trump attacked the powerful conservative legal activist Leonard Leo late Thursday, calling the former Federalist ...
The Federalist Society is a pillar of the conservative legal movement that once advised Trump on judicial picks. Now he's ...
Ed Artau will serve in the Southern District, while Kyle Dudek, Anne-Leigh Gaylord Moe, John Guard and Jordan Pratt will fill ...
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