The conviction of the Association of Bar Association condemns the last Trump attack on the rule of law

More than twenty of the Bar Association groups signed a new note issued on Monday, which condemns Donald Trump’s ongoing attacks on the rule of law, the independence of the legal profession and the right to law. Specifically, the brands – which include the city’s Bar Associations such as New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, as well as groups such as the Association of American Asian Lawyers in New York, the Black Babs Association in Metropolitan, and the women’s lawyer – the latest equivalent to Trump in multiple centers Presidential memo Going after the legal community.

While my colleague David Courtz was dismantled here, the Trump administration’s procedures on Friday directed the direction of the Prosecutor Pam Bondi to “take all appropriate measures to refer to disciplinary measures”, that is, a lawyer who participates in the Trump administration administration who does not like when the administration challenges the court. All of this is an attempt to give Trump and the Ministry of Defense, led by Bondi, a new excuse to attack the legal profession and limit his enemies to legal representation.

In the past few weeks, Trump has targeted major law firms including Perkins Koy, Paul, Lewis, Covengtton and Berling, canceling the security of corporate lawyers and prohibiting employees from federal buildings. Some fought against the Trump administration’s attack, while others, such as Paul, wounded Weiss, and threw himself on the Trump administration last week.

In the statement, which was sent by me by the New York City Part on Monday, the Bar Associations said that Trump’s latest actions against law firms “violate the basic principles of our legal system.” extract:

Our judicial system depends on the principle that all individuals and entities – regardless of their political, social or economic position – are entitled to representation. This founding principle is not a prohibited privilege according to the estimation of those in power; It is the cornerstone of democracy, stipulated in our constitution, and protected by our courts. Attempts to intimidate or punish lawyers to represent agents whose interests are not in line with the government’s attempts with our democracy, violate the rule of law, and the cold lawyers to fulfill their moral and professional obligations, and undermine our justice system.

We call on all branches of the government to support the rule of law and the primary role of lawyers in our democracy, and reject any efforts to use the enormous authority of the government against members of the legal profession to perform their duties. We also invite our colleagues in the legal profession, as well as the members of the public as a whole, to reject any attempt to harass or intimidate the lawyers and judges of our country just to take their jobs.

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“The Trump administration was mistakenly sent me the war plans“

The story of the Atlantic Ocean editor, Jeffrey Goldberg, is added to a set of references on the bombings in Yemen, along with the Vice President. Defense Minister Beit Higseth and other national security officials will receive more hours. While Trump initially said he did not know anything about the story and took advantage of the opportunity to remind reporters that he is “not a great admirer of the Atlantic Ocean”, the Trump administration is Now confessing An “unintended number” was added to a text series and that officials “review” how this happened.

Democrats and Republicans in Congress In weapon About the effects of national security of the “unintended” error. (Goldberg was added to the text interconnection index by the National Security Adviser at Trump Michael Waltz).

Dim has “serious concerns” about Ed Martin

We have contacted some Democrats to ask them about the new “integrity” of the transparent Ed Martin, which will be dedicated to Martin, which will be developed to investigate the voters’ fraud and support the safety of the voters. In a comment on TPM, Senator Alex Badilla (D-CA), the best Democrat at the Senate Rules Committee, which supervises the elections, described it really: Another effort by the USA office to address Trump’s subjected complaint.

Badilla said he “has great concerns” about Martin’s unit, which he described as “led by a denial of the party elections that defend the rebellion on January 6 will be more focused on attacking political enemies from protecting Americans’ right to vote in free and fair elections.”

He added: “The Ministry of Justice and the Trump Administration will be responsible for supporting the security of elections and integrity, and the public deserves transparency about the real purpose and activities of this new unit in the DCU’s lawyer office.”

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