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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.
U.S. President Donald Trump's first batch of judicial nominees since returning to the White House is set to go before a U.S.
The fight might between the president and the conservative old guard might just be the biggest legal development of Trump’s ...
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Conservative Legal Superstar John Yoo Declares Trump Would ‘Be in Jail Right Now’ Without The Federalist SocietyConservative legal expert John Yoo rebuked President Donald Trump over his attacks on Leonard Leo and The Federalist Society.
Conservative legal scholars believe in things like originalism and the Second Amendment. Donald Trump’s OK with those, but he ...
President Donald Trump is reportedly angry with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, his third appointee from his ...
Leonard Leo, once central to shaping Trump’s judicial legacy, is now at odds with the president amid a growing divide over ...
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Trump’s War With Leonard Leo Could Expose a Conservative Legal ScamThe former Federalist Society power broker used the president to achieve judicial supremacy. Now all that work could get ...
Donald Trump’s breakup with the conservative legal movement was a long time coming. Most presidents would commit unspeakable ...
President Donald Trump remade the Republican Party in his own MAGA image. Will he now do the same to the conservative legal ...
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President Trump's track record of Federalist Society judges is nothing short of a resounding victory for conservatives.
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