Justice Department to Promptly Appeal Judge’s Decision Against Alina Habba
The Department of Justice (DOJ) plans to “immediately appeal” the decision made by a federal judge stating that President Donald Trump, through New Jersey lawyer Alina Habba, has been appointed “legally.” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondy shared this update on Thursday via social media. In reaction to a ruling earlier by US District Judge Matthew […]
Justice Jackson criticizes the Supreme Court for supporting Trump
Judge Jackson Critiques Supreme Court’s Recent Decisions On Thursday, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed strong criticism regarding “recent trends” in the Supreme Court, particularly those aligning with the Trump administration. She specifically highlighted concerns over decisions affecting national health grant funding. Appointed by Biden, Jackson took her colleagues to task in her remarks on Shadowdocket, […]
Largest landlord in the country resolves price-fixing allegations with the Justice Department
Greystar Reaches Settlement with DOJ Over Rental Practices The largest landlord in the U.S., Greystar, has come to a settlement with the Department of Justice (DOJ) after being accused of improperly employing rent-setting algorithms and collaborating with competitors to boost profits. Greystar, which oversees nearly 950,000 rental units across the country, agreed to a settlement […]
Justice Gorsuch Is Tired of Lower Courts Constantly Ignoring SCOTUS
Judge Gorsuch Urges Lower Courts to Follow Supreme Court Rulings On Thursday, Judge Neil Gorsuch urged lower courts to maintain consistency with the Supreme Court’s decisions, marking the third occasion in recent weeks where he felt patterns were being violated. This comes in light of the court permitting the Trump administration to continue cutting millions […]
Cincinnati Museum Center turns down police museum due to its clash with the message of social justice
The Volunteer Committee of the Police Museum has expressed disappointment regarding the rejection of their relocation request, stating it contradicts their commitment to “social justice.” In a letter, the Cincinnati Museum Center voiced concerns over potential firearm displays in the Police Museum, which has been operating since 2006. The museum’s organizers are currently searching for […]
Justice Department investigating potential manipulation of DC crime statistics
The Justice Department is currently looking into whether crime statistics from the Washington, D.C. Police Department have been manipulated to create a misleading impression of safety in the area. “We’re investigating this because, well, anyone who lives in D.C. knows it hasn’t been a very safe place for quite some time,” said Assistant Attorney General […]
Supreme Court justice calls for unity among judges in short remarks in Chicago
Justice Barrett’s Remarks at the 7th Circuit Judicial Conference Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett showcased her ability to connect with an audience during a brief appearance at the 7th Circuit Judicial Conference in Chicago on Monday evening. Her remarks, lasting just three minutes, emphasized the importance of fostering “friendship and professionalism” among judges, even […]
Justice Department looks into DC police for reportedly altering crime data
The Justice Department is looking into claims that the Washington, D.C. police department may have skewed crime statistics to present a more favorable picture, according to sources. Two individuals in the know confirmed that the DOJ is examining the integrity of crime data from the capital. This investigation seems to stem from President Trump’s assertions […]
Biden’s Justice Department criticized the administration for granting clemency to ‘non-violent offenders’
Justice Department Officials Confused Over Mass Commutations Senior officials at the Justice Department have been grappling with the implications of a large-scale pardon affecting thousands of prisoners just before the current administration took office. Assistant Deputy Attorney General Brad Weinsheimer expressed his difficulty in understanding the commutations extended to approximately 2,500 federal inmates on January […]
Seventy-five percent of Biden’s Justice Department Civil Rights Division has departed; now seeking real enforcement staff.
The Attorney General of Civil Rights Advisor, Dillon, spoke about significant staff changes in the Justice Department’s civil rights division. After she took office, about three-quarters of the staff left, often citing the federal retirement package as a reason, as noted during a segment on enforcement priorities. Dillon mentioned that of the more than 400 […]