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The judge of the federal district, based on permanent current, ruled at the end of Saturday night that the president Donald TrumpThe head of the special lawyer’s office was illegal while maintaining him in his post. Trump’s administration filed a message shortly afterwards.
Hampton Deeller, appointed former President Joe Biden to head the special lawyer’s office, sued Trump’s administration in Washington, Colombia County, Federal Court after his firing on February 7.
The DC County Judge Amy Berman Jackson on Saturday that the court ruling that the deeligger’s shooting was “illegal” corresponded to the precedent of the Supreme Court.
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The judge of the Federal District, based on a permanent current, ruled at the end of the Saturday night that the shooting of President Donald Trump head of the special lawyer’s office was illegal while maintaining him. Trump’s administration filed a message shortly afterwards. (Office of a Special Lawyer US via Reuters)
The Trump administration notified the US Appeal Court in the Colombian County shortly after Jackson’s ruling.
Jackson wrote that the court “believes that the elimination of restrictions on the removal of the plaintiff would be fatal for the determining and significant feature of the special lawyer’s department, since he was conceived by Congress and signed into the law of the president: his independence. The court concludes that they must speak.”
Jackson secured the accused of the lawsuit, including the director of the US Directorate and the US budget Vus and Finance Minister Scott Baby, ordered them to recognize the post of Deeller. Jackson did not secure Trump.
The Trump administration notified the US Appeal Court in the Colombian County shortly after Jackson’s ruling. (Trump-Voloth transition team)
“It would be ironic, to put it mildly, and indecisive for the ends that contribute to the charter if the special lawyer himself can be chilled in his work, fearing arbitrary or guerrilla removal,” Jackson wrote.
Jackson Wrote in Her Order that the enjoined defendants “Must not obstruct or interfere with its Performance of His Duties; they must deta. Recognize Any Acting Special Counsel in His Place; Until He is removered from Office “in Accordance with the state the deeliger’s message.
Jackson’s decision comes after US Supreme Court The efforts of Trump’s administration stopped to reject the deelger. Trump’s administration asked the Supreme Court to cancel the temporary recovery of the lower court deeller.
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The dispute over the firing of deelger became the first legal task of Trump to reach the Supreme Court in the second term.
Judges Neil Grzukh and Samuel Alita disagree, saying that the lower court exceeded, and they raised doubts about whether the courts had the powers to restore the position of anyone who fired the president. Recognizing that some officials appointed by the president challenged their removal, Gorshuk wrote on his own that “these officials usually sought legal defense funds, such as Backpay, not judicial relief as restoration.”
Jackson’s decision was made after the US Supreme Court stopped the efforts of the Trump administration on the dismissal of Delinger. Trump’s administration asked the Supreme Court to cancel the temporary recovery of the lower court deeller. (Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Justice Sonia Sotomier and Ketandi Brown Jackson voted noticeably in favor of refusing the administration at the time to shoot.
Shortly after the Supreme Court stopped Trump’s efforts, Jackson hinted that he might distribute a temporary restraint that retained the deelger in his work.
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Jackson called this question ‘extraordinarily complicated The constitutional question‘While hearing.
“I am glad that I will be able to continue my work as an independent government guard and supporter of the human rights activist,” Delinger said at the time. “I am grateful to the judges and judges who have come to the conclusion that I needed to allow to stay at work, while the courts decide whether my office can maintain the measure of independence from direct guerrilla and political control.”
Deliniger supported the argument that, by law, it can only be dismissed from his post for problems with work, which were not cited in an email, refusing it.
Bill Mir, Jake Gibson, Greg Venus and Anders Hagstrom contributed to this report.