US EditionAppeals Court Declines to Reinstate Order Finding ‘Probable Cause Exists’ to Hold Trump Officials in Criminal Contempt
A divided D.C. Circuit Court upheld a ruling that vacated a contempt order against Trump officials, allowing continued investigation into alleged violations of deportation orders.
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Appeals court declines to reinstate order finding ‘probable cause exists’ to hold Trump officials in criminal contempt
A divided federal appeals court sided with the Trump administration on Friday in a case over the president’s use of the Alien Enemies Act in deportation matters — but it did not fully snuff out a lower court judge’s efforts to punish those who ignored previous orders halting the president’s use of the law.
D.C. Circuit won't review Trump admin contempt appeal further, sending matter back to Boasberg
The D.C. District Court judge who oversaw the initial challenge to President Donald Trump’s attempt to use the Alien Enemies Act to quickly remove people from the country will soon have the authority to continue any contempt proceedings over whether the administration violated his first orders in the case on March 15.The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit announced on Friday that it is not going to further review the Trump administr…
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