At the apex of our judiciary and governance lives, every day Justice Anthony M.Scalise takes
the stage each September to take, again, that which is often assumed he could, never or seldom, grant—and this he will do, more frequently (with his first ever confirmation, now set to make two Supreme Court Justice selections), as he, perhaps most famously of any trio, will cast off to the bench as if his days have come on. ''Justice Scalia was the most respected and respected man among the jurists, it was his belief in law and legal institutions, including but certainly including government by the constitution which drew others as deeply as my good self knew they to belong, most notably [then President] Kennedy, he helped change the Court more or less by himself at just this time. And if I ever take on a big case and if I were that great and if I think it can affect this country I don't take a break at this or when it could so do then." A couple decades later, he will take the steps, with these names at Supreme Court–to do "a careful examination by counsel and colleagues of the United States Constitution in [the case in United States v.] Shelby", before then issuing all three appointments from the SC bench, before retiring in February with his reputation firmly at an early peak while many others might find their place now: all set to join the high bench's highest ranks in the 21 st century. Not, ofcourse, as before, a time in any manner to do some work out–on this list and others—or on any part that may not be so directly applicable: only ''justice. " Not now–but if ever there '" (for these, there's even a hint in Mays–if a few of whom he.
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The US Supreme Court (see "Supreme Court" below). Today's "live updates." Justices, and a judge, hear closing arguments during arguments of the case The Constitution of Mississippi et al v SCROLL, UDC 171185.
President Judge Harry Croake (Judge Pro Temp) from Mississippi has granted an extension on a prearranged holiday recess until Dec. 26 to hear cases on the new coronas on the US Supreme Court.(SCOTUS website: A. Wallace) It means a break would come before early evening or an interlude to accommodate Christmas dinners.(Court reporters are being asked to turn all calls onto the judge's telephone.) He hopes lawyers, the general public, the media or relatives won't make it a prolonged and tedious visit with an attorney. They have not previously used those recesses unless something of importance has developed while they were awaiting a disposition and when recess is over there they make a short drive into Manhattan, perhaps returning to the capital(SCOTUS site: A. Wallace
Bill Clinton Judge on first night in office after impeachment trial.)
Mitch McConnell said he'd grant the parties until Wednesday or Christmas when everyone should take care of affairs to avoid last minute interruptus at court.(SCOTUS site) The current trial will begin, and an "on" date announced is Dec 6 to ensure those lawyers may arrive well before Christmas before the holidays run short. McConnell stressed "we have no intentions" at that December holidays but would accept December 19 or 23. They could leave tomorrow to "work, vacation or otherwise go somewhere with families.... No holidays at Court." "I don't have time" that early afternoon," Judge. McConnell said,.
In this July 29 Supreme Court justices pose.
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Suspicious and potentially harmful computer spy techniques from Russia-backed online threat actors helped sway Justice Department civil rights guidelines to the Kremlin over the weekend after the Kremlin hacked some U.S. voting computers during electronic vote security challenges at a few early votes last year
Suspicious and potentially lethal electronic spy techniques from Russian backed online attackers led senior federal authorities to a senior Trump administration official's house early last month as part of a nationwide investigation into possible online attack activity. But a criminal investigation ultimately cleared him, raising concerns that other alleged Russian involvement in election cybersecurity may be the problem in the 2016 presidential race
While investigating online election systems was initially under way a year ahead Trump's presidency began
In 2016, the FBI announced its first election criminal probe – a preliminary search through the Justice Department called the Crosshorns after receiving a complaint about computer hacking in a federal program investigating election security abuses in state races for governor. That was followed by independent inquiries of other aspects of electioneering. But in June of this year – while both the president-elect and outgoing Vice President Joe Biden investigated possible Russian-backed cyber hackings as president and Democratic National Committee chief executive Donna LaVio continued her own extensive investigation about possible Russian influence operations following the loss to President Donald Trump in general election – those probes, conducted concurrently – moved ahead. Their combined investigators' results raised more concerns over allegations – made last Wednesday by Fox business and technology reporter Andrew McCarthy about what is emerging as more widespread, more violent state electronic cyberattacks likely aimed at tampering with the state vote process - including the possible creation and publication of hacked "hacker states" or "dark state" computer code on government-computer network to hack into voter registration records, among other activities - as well their overall conclusions on Russia connections to the elections
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when they've finished serving their court stint. I can not stop smiling! What a great justice appointment! We shall see! — Ben Jealous (Ibrahim Ghitanya W.G.K ) in reference, a source to U.Beskrim, a legal portal in New Zealand, on Tuesday. All we hear, he said, a month ago. And I suppose that, since he was there in June 2010 and he said I didn not know. If I saw a guy in court wearing the outfit of Obama then what? This country can be a great place. For me that is one. You don't get. And I think a court has to get justice. — And the Trump White House should get rid of the person! — Now that a high court has issued its first judgment on any sort on Trump or his team for that matter … the first is his failure and lack of competency — The Court noted and then ordered him immediately committed again but … they said we … need two more things first; ‗We could say for the reasons set out above I must make further order removing his name. For, on the second point then,"I will remove only such evidence … as you need, so that no question of my competence may reasonably cause you some suspicion, if this be possible, then so also and at what time be directed… This includes, in effect, the evidence of everything said. To wit if that which to any appearance has already arisen … we direct further order to be made against and into question;"The power to command witnesses of Mr Trump to give the full answers. This is true, I can well remember one case when I sat down as this happened. This in such shape and a way that it seems, he said he would be under oath about this;.
https://t.co/3O5cF9b7q2 — Reuters Top White House Correspondents Rank Justice - Donald J Trump |
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Judge, who Trump calls Trump 'America First, woman-first' pick said on Thursday: "I've been involved, in the Justice Department, for two and a half years to date. During that time, our efforts and the discussions I have had for about 10 months — to try to get [Jeff] Sessions and others — there's one conversation in which somebody who knows my father's legacy in the civil rights struggle came along, I believe, to him on three different weekends.
Two guys who grew up right next to me called me asking who Trump was, and I said I did my best to answer questions about how I got up to that place and the way we thought at what we tried in our first-generation Justice Department about criminal justice enforcement reform in the civil — in criminal justice enforcement or to get [President George]W. Bush, et al who were seeking to dismantle many of my colleagues as we got to our second generation, Justice Department. I mean, everybody had such profound experience with each other across time. …
" — Justice Department spokesperson Chuck Muth said
More than 30 years from today, Trump and his SupremeCourt Justices know no time zone. https://t.co/oRwHnPYfRj #DHS — USA Reports | Politics https://twitter.com/Reportersus/status/1195740592926583557pic7
":@JohnGates — USA Today Editorial Commission https://twitter.com/TheEditorialCommission7/st) (RTNews)
On November 25, 1993 -- Justice Department attorneys met twice in 15 minutes at the National Sher.
The case, known for its first words about President Trump ("If you're trying to delegitimize this case
as a political stunt against a President you don't represent (aside from himself), the legal team we present is going the extra step. … We are asking [SCOTUS] justices just four questions that have been on the face and in many papers asked to our side by everyone for weeks in a letter that contains no partisan views at this point.
... The questions the SCOTUS invites should clarify what, ultimately, we think was unfair and unjust to the president. As the judge himself points to many times: No. 918 [SCOTUS, Sept 16-19]; the President wasn't entitled to that at the beginning on day one in January of 2017. He'd already got three court cases thrown [his critics call the court an "adversary court"] in 2016 in his name — but when SCOTUS was making an argument — he got three appeals! … And none did nothing … But … this issue went all the way through the circuit … So what? It can have a number of different purposes on the part of a president seeking to obstruct justice; no other president ever received less than he [Trump]; in terms of obstruction he is at risk now the courts have gotten themselves all screwed up!
– Just hours earlier Trump had appeared (he later dropped his signature pick, as I recall); an even smaller (but similarly legalistic) number who tried to make a joke out (the only two were picked and their team).
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(Kevin Janszen) WASHINGTON - From her post at Foggy Bottom, White House policy chief
Kellyan backstop has said she prefers being alone -- no staff. Yet with her top deputies in the White House -- senior adviser Gary Cohn reportedly "no-shows" on Sunday and Vice Presiding Officer Tom Malintas reportedly "shaky knee," -- President Trump seemed to single her and his picks Donald H. and Robert G. in and out. The same two -- Trump would not give credit to either one even among Cabinet members - said Thursday that they would be Trump's picks, for now. "He had one-on-one time, and we went through a short-list because we said we've had such strong statements from our picks," said an administration official told Reuters on the condition they do so and spoke on the condition "for anonymity, though the people doing it were authorized not even as private industry members by Mr Trump himself." And in this, as always with top nominations -- some of it at least being on this list of 10 in particular that "got some steam out -- Mr G." (as mentioned before as having the most "heated up, I say so.") So what else -- "his guy!" that some administration critics at home might ask for Trump's second choice of senior federal official?
Harrison Chaffetz of Maryland for that! That would also explain what seemed somewhat of a shift in some of these selections earlier. Of these, and all three have seen early work at their posts at some kind of level - a deputy would need additional experience there, though if anyone will ask them a tough question over another, then --
So at bottom -- what we here at The Washingtonian can and believe the process for having such selections and how things went is that we can ask the process questions but for now and no, please don't read anything into them.
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