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Tag: Due process

  1. October 28, 2026

    The Justice Department Forgot the Judge

    DOJ added a criminal charge without obtaining judicial approval. The judge struck the amendment, not the original prosecution.

  2. October 27, 2026

    The Justice Department Discovers Employment Law

    A judge rejects DOJ’s theory that firing a prosecutor without giving a reason can avoid civil-service protections. The remedy is retrospective, and the political-retaliation claim remains unresolved.

  3. October 10, 2026

    First the Firing, Then the Hearing

    Trump tried to fire Lisa Cook. Now his administration has scheduled a hearing to consider whether there is cause to fire her.

  4. October 9, 2026

    The White House Objects to Its Own Anonymous Source

    The administration cited an anonymous source in its case against Politico. Its own briefing supplied the attribution.