In scathing ruling, judge halts part of Trump's executive order against prominent Democratic-tied law firm Perkins Coie

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Judge shuts Trump down...again. When will he learn that he is not the King..or the dictator--and that rule of law applies to him...he cannot use his office to pursue his personal vendettas. This one won't even make it through the SCOTUS, as it is just too egregious to stand.
But hey..red meat for the base.
It seems that is really all Trump wants..the continual applause~

https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-ju...r-targeting-law-firm-perkins-coie-2025-03-12/

A U.S. judge blocked provisions of President Donald Trump's order targeting attorneys at Perkins Coie on Wednesday, saying the legal profession was "watching in horror" at what the law firm was experiencing.
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell said Perkins Coie was likely to ultimately prevail in court with its challenge of Trump's executive order, which was prompted by the firm's diversity, equity and inclusion policies and its prior work for Trump's political opponent Hillary Clinton.


MSN

Howell granted the firm’s request for a temporary restraining order for some sections of Trump’s order. The parts being blocked include its limitations on government contracts with clients of the firm and the potential restrictions it puts on the firm’s employees, such as bans on hiring those employees for government positions or barring their access to federal buildings.

The executive order, Howell said as she read her opinion in court for more than 30 minutes, is “a punishment for a singled-out entity being disloyal.”

When “the Queen of Hearts yells ‘off with their heads’ for her subjects,” Howell added, that “cannot be the reality we are living under.”

The judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama, said the case also touches on larger tests of Trump’s executive authority. The executive order, she said, is an unconstitutional use of “taxpayer dollars and government resources … to pursue a personal vendetta.”


“The president is certainly entitled to his own beliefs, entitled to his own causes, and entitled to his own dislikes,” Howell said. But the president cannot “bring the federal government down on his political opponents … as he has done here.”
 
Judge shuts Trump down...again. When will he learn that he is not the King..or the dictator--and that rule of law applies to him...he cannot use his office to pursue his personal vendettas. This one won't even make it through the SCOTUS, as it is just too egregious to stand.
But hey..red meat for the base.
It seems that is really all Trump wants..the continual applause~

https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-ju...r-targeting-law-firm-perkins-coie-2025-03-12/

A U.S. judge blocked provisions of President Donald Trump's order targeting attorneys at Perkins Coie on Wednesday, saying the legal profession was "watching in horror" at what the law firm was experiencing.
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell said Perkins Coie was likely to ultimately prevail in court with its challenge of Trump's executive order, which was prompted by the firm's diversity, equity and inclusion policies and its prior work for Trump's political opponent Hillary Clinton.


MSN

Howell granted the firm’s request for a temporary restraining order for some sections of Trump’s order. The parts being blocked include its limitations on government contracts with clients of the firm and the potential restrictions it puts on the firm’s employees, such as bans on hiring those employees for government positions or barring their access to federal buildings.

The executive order, Howell said as she read her opinion in court for more than 30 minutes, is “a punishment for a singled-out entity being disloyal.”

When “the Queen of Hearts yells ‘off with their heads’ for her subjects,” Howell added, that “cannot be the reality we are living under.”

The judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama, said the case also touches on larger tests of Trump’s executive authority. The executive order, she said, is an unconstitutional use of “taxpayer dollars and government resources … to pursue a personal vendetta.”


“The president is certainly entitled to his own beliefs, entitled to his own causes, and entitled to his own dislikes,” Howell said. But the president cannot “bring the federal government down on his political opponents … as he has done here.”
Just curious..why do lawyers need security clearances?

Also, goes to prove, you can do just about anything to a republican..and never be held accountable.
 
Judge shuts Trump down...again. When will he learn that he is not the King..or the dictator--and that rule of law applies to him...he cannot use his office to pursue his personal vendettas. This one won't even make it through the SCOTUS, as it is just too egregious to stand.
But hey..red meat for the base.
It seems that is really all Trump wants..the continual applause~

https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-ju...r-targeting-law-firm-perkins-coie-2025-03-12/

A U.S. judge blocked provisions of President Donald Trump's order targeting attorneys at Perkins Coie on Wednesday, saying the legal profession was "watching in horror" at what the law firm was experiencing.
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell said Perkins Coie was likely to ultimately prevail in court with its challenge of Trump's executive order, which was prompted by the firm's diversity, equity and inclusion policies and its prior work for Trump's political opponent Hillary Clinton.


MSN

Howell granted the firm’s request for a temporary restraining order for some sections of Trump’s order. The parts being blocked include its limitations on government contracts with clients of the firm and the potential restrictions it puts on the firm’s employees, such as bans on hiring those employees for government positions or barring their access to federal buildings.

The executive order, Howell said as she read her opinion in court for more than 30 minutes, is “a punishment for a singled-out entity being disloyal.”

When “the Queen of Hearts yells ‘off with their heads’ for her subjects,” Howell added, that “cannot be the reality we are living under.”

The judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama, said the case also touches on larger tests of Trump’s executive authority. The executive order, she said, is an unconstitutional use of “taxpayer dollars and government resources … to pursue a personal vendetta.”


“The president is certainly entitled to his own beliefs, entitled to his own causes, and entitled to his own dislikes,” Howell said. But the president cannot “bring the federal government down on his political opponents … as he has done here.”
The authoritarian Trump regime – using the power of the state to attack perceived political opponents is fundamentally fascist.
 
“The president is certainly entitled to his own beliefs, entitled to his own causes, and entitled to his own dislikes,” Howell said. But the president cannot “bring the federal government down on his political opponents … as he has done here.”

Fuck her. Where was she for all of the four years Biden did it to the extreme? Trump will prevail. His actions are more than justified.
 
Judge shuts Trump down...again. When will he learn that he is not the King..or the dictator--and that rule of law applies to him...he cannot use his office to pursue his personal vendettas. This one won't even make it through the SCOTUS, as it is just too egregious to stand.
But hey..red meat for the base.
It seems that is really all Trump wants..the continual applause~

https://www.reuters.com/legal/us-ju...r-targeting-law-firm-perkins-coie-2025-03-12/

A U.S. judge blocked provisions of President Donald Trump's order targeting attorneys at Perkins Coie on Wednesday, saying the legal profession was "watching in horror" at what the law firm was experiencing.
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell said Perkins Coie was likely to ultimately prevail in court with its challenge of Trump's executive order, which was prompted by the firm's diversity, equity and inclusion policies and its prior work for Trump's political opponent Hillary Clinton.


MSN

Howell granted the firm’s request for a temporary restraining order for some sections of Trump’s order. The parts being blocked include its limitations on government contracts with clients of the firm and the potential restrictions it puts on the firm’s employees, such as bans on hiring those employees for government positions or barring their access to federal buildings.

The executive order, Howell said as she read her opinion in court for more than 30 minutes, is “a punishment for a singled-out entity being disloyal.”

When “the Queen of Hearts yells ‘off with their heads’ for her subjects,” Howell added, that “cannot be the reality we are living under.”

The judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama, said the case also touches on larger tests of Trump’s executive authority. The executive order, she said, is an unconstitutional use of “taxpayer dollars and government resources … to pursue a personal vendetta.”


“The president is certainly entitled to his own beliefs, entitled to his own causes, and entitled to his own dislikes,” Howell said. But the president cannot “bring the federal government down on his political opponents … as he has done here.”
She is full of shit. The order will get reinstated.

Once again, the judicial branch of is out of bounds.
 
Just curious..why do lawyers need security clearances?

Also, goes to prove, you can do just about anything to a republican..and never be held accountable.
To my understanding, it's needed for working on cases that involve classified matters, in a situation where their client(s) has a high level security clearance:

Attorneys at Perkins Coie require security clearances because their legal work involves access to classified government materials. On March 6, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order suspending these clearances, citing the firm's diversity practices and political activities. This suspension prevents Perkins Coie lawyers from accessing sensitive information necessary for their roles. Reuters+7Reuters+7Reuters+7
In response, Perkins Coie challenged the order, arguing it violated their constitutional rights. On March 12, 2025, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell granted a temporary restraining order blocking key provisions of Trump's executive order, expressing concern over its implications for the legal profession. Reuters+3Reuters+3Wikipedia+3Wikipedia
Security clearances are essential for attorneys handling cases that involve classified information, ensuring they can perform their duties effectively while maintaining national security protocols.
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The executive order, Howell said as she read her opinion in court for more than 30 minutes, is “a punishment for a singled-out entity being disloyal.”

When “the Queen of Hearts yells ‘off with their heads’ for her subjects,” Howell added, that “cannot be the reality we are living under.”
I love this, thanks Clayton!
 
She is full of shit. The order will get reinstated.

Once again, the judicial branch of is out of bounds.
I predict a bunch of federal judges being removed in the not too distant future.
 
The courts, per the Constitution, adjudicates questions of the law.

President does not.
 
Most dims just don't get it -- The damage is done. Clients aren't going to hire that POS Law Firm now. They're mortally wounded.

Who would use a Law Firm for a sensitive National Security case when the Law Firm might, at any moment, have its security clearance pulled?

Trump has already won. It's over. That Law Firm will, hopefully, fall apart and a new group will form with the same parasites as Perkins.
 
Nah, edgetho, Trump is a bully, so you stand up to them.

The problem is that you have Trump Propaganda Syndrome... they are incapable of seeing beyond the propaganda he continually spews so you buy it all.... so spread the word, the problem is TPS.
 
To my understanding, it's needed for working on cases that involve classified matters, in a situation where their client(s) has a high level security clearance:

Attorneys at Perkins Coie require security clearances because their legal work involves access to classified government materials. On March 6, 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order suspending these clearances, citing the firm's diversity practices and political activities. This suspension prevents Perkins Coie lawyers from accessing sensitive information necessary for their roles. Reuters+7Reuters+7Reuters+7
In response, Perkins Coie challenged the order, arguing it violated their constitutional rights. On March 12, 2025, U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell granted a temporary restraining order blocking key provisions of Trump's executive order, expressing concern over its implications for the legal profession. Reuters+3Reuters+3Wikipedia+3Wikipedia
Security clearances are essential for attorneys handling cases that involve classified information, ensuring they can perform their duties effectively while maintaining national security protocols.
Legal Challenges Arise Over Trump's Actions Against Law Firms
FaviconReuters​
Legal profession 'watching in horror,' judge says in blocking Trump order against Perkins Coie​
4 days ago​

FaviconReuters​
Law firm targeted by Trump executive order sues his administration​
5 days ago​

FaviconReuters​
Trump suspends security clearance of people at Paul Weiss law firm​
Yesterday​

OK, that case is over. They no longer need a security clearance.
 
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