Over 500 Law Firms Unite Against Trump's Executive Orders Targeting Legal Community
- Perkins Coie sought a federal court's help to block President Donald Trump's executive order, claiming it retaliates and violates rights under the First Amendment.
- Judge Beryl A. Howell temporarily blocked most of Trump's sanctions, while the Department of Justice requested reconsideration of that decision.
- Seventy-Nine US law school deans criticized Trump's sanctions as unconstitutional, urging the administration to respect legal professionals' rights.
- Perkins Coie is among several law firms suing the Trump administration, emphasizing that the Constitution protects lawyers from punishment for their clients' political agendas.
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NH law firm signs onto brief opposing Trump’s targeting of legal field
Shaheen & Gordon joined an amicus brief that includes more than 500 law firms who contend Trump’s recent executive orders against prominent firms with Democratic ties are a blow to the rule of law.
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JACKSON, Wyo. — On Wednesday, March 26, a group of more than 100 lawyers and retired judges submitted the letter, “The Rule of Law Matters,” to Wyoming’s elected officials, urging them to publicly condemn “recent attacks on the judiciary by the current administration.” Jackson attorney Catherine DiSanto contacted Buckrail on Friday, April 4, sharing a letter written by members of […] The post Jackson lawyers urge Wyo. legislators to condemn ‘att…
SLS faculty condemn Trump administration’s attacks on ‘rule of law’
Stanford Law School (SLS) faculty signed an open letter condemning President Donald Trump’s recent attacks on the “rule of law” March 31 The letter, which was signed by 50 SLS faculty members, cited political threats to judges, the use of the Justice Department to pursue personal agendas and Trump’s retaliation toward law firms who “represent clients and causes he doesn’t like.” The latter point references Trump’s issuing of a memorandum March 2…
More Than 500 Law Firms and 300 Judges Condemn Trump’s Executive Order Targeting Perkins Coie
Over 500 law firms and 300 retired judges have come together to oppose President Trump’s executive order aimed at Perkins Coie, a major law firm. The order, which targets the firm for its work with Democrats, strips its employees of security clearances and cuts off government ties. The lawyers and judges filed two friend-of-the-court (amicus) briefs in support of Perkins Coie, urging the courts to block the order. They argue that the order is an…
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