Federal judge rules Trump appointee Alina Habba is unlawfully serving as US attorney

Judge Rules Alina Habba Not Lawfully Serving as US Attorney for NJ — Does She Have Kids?

A judge has ruled that Alina Habba was not lawfully appointed as the US Attorney in New Jersey, and people are curious if she has any children.

Alina Habba Faking Being Pretty, Smart, And US Attorney For NJ

Slow, sad wet fart noise for Alina Habba! President Donald John Trump’s personal lawyer who shepherded him through a lawsuit from a sexually harassed waitress at his Bedminster burnt-hamberder restaurant, protected him from harassment-accuser Summer Zervos, and tried (and failed) to save him from millions in damages from E. Jean Carroll is now officially out of a job. Again.You’ll recall a hot minute after Trump was elected, he tried to stick an…

Turmoil likely in NJ legal system after Alina Habba ruling

A federal judge ruled Thursday Habba was unlawfully serving as US attorney for NJ The post Turmoil likely in NJ legal system after Alina Habba ruling appeared first on NJ Spotlight News.

'I am the pick of the president!' Alina Habba fumes after her 'disturbing' dismissal

In an article labeled “Trump’s dumbest lawyer throws a fit after judge gives her the boot,” New Republic writer Edith Olmsted says New Jersey AG appointee Alina Habba is not taking her second dismissal well.Olmsted reports that New Jersey federal judges ousted Habba earlier this year, refusing to vote to extend her 120-day appointment as U.S. attorney for New Jersey. But the Trump administration found a loophole to bypass the Senate and judges b…

Obama Judge: Alina Habba’s Role as New Jersey U.S Attorney Is ‘Unlawful’

A Barack Obama-appointed federal judge has ruled that Alina Habba has been unlawfully serving as the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey since July, despite being tapped for the role by President Donald Trump. The post Obama Judge: Alina Habba’s Role as New Jersey U.S Attorney Is ‘Unlawful’ appeared first on Slay News.

Judge says Habba has served as U.S. Attorney without legal authority

A federal judge Thursday ruled that Alina Habba had been serving as New Jersey’s U.S. attorney without legal authority for more than a month, thrusting the state’s already paralyzed federal court system deeper into disarray and potentially placing limits on the president’s power to choose his own top federal prosecutors.