DC Federal Judge Denies Emergency Relief in Trump Mass Firings Litigation
"The Court will now deny the motion because it likely lacks subject matter jurisdiction over the unions' claims," U.S. District Judge Christopher "Casey" Cooper wrote in denying the plaintiffs' request for injunctive relief in a case challenging President Donald Trump's mass firings of nonessential federal employees.
The Department of Justice issued a complaint about the alleged "misconduct" of U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes while presiding ...
The move could affect plans to execute two prisoners in March. "This case has always been about Louisiana’s execution ...
The Department of Homeland Security has filed a response to a motion by Denver Public Schools, which is challenging a new ...
U.S. District Judge John J. McConnell said he hopes to issue a ruling in the coming week on states' bid for an injunction.
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U.S. District Court rejects motion to move trial of accused McGregor shooter to federal courtThe attorney for Nicolas Jaimes-Hernandez had requested to move the trial to federal court, saying his civil rights were being violated by keeping him in custody.
A pair of federal judges, in two separate cases, filed rulings that allow DOGE to continue its track of finding government ...
While judges have blocked major initiatives, Trump has scored wins in cases concerning federal workforce changes, DOGE, and ...
The Trump administration went to the Supreme Court after a panel of judges at a D.C.-based federal appeals court ruled 2-1 to ...
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