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The Court does not have the power to disbar the counsel in this case, but it does have the power to revoke the pro hac vice status of out-of-state lawyers who act unethically in court. By a separate sealed order that it is simultaneously issuing, that is being done...The Court cannot help but hope that the new Attorney General, being a former United States Attorney, would also believe strongly that it is the duty of DOJ attorneys to act honestly in all of their dealings with a court, with opposing counsel and with the American people....
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So....that's kind of a warning to Loretta Lynch. It's saying "if you want to lose your job, keep it up." That particular court may not have the power to disbar Lynch, but anyone else does who can file reports with Bar Associations where she is listed currently in good standing.