The new filing urges the federal judge to hold an evidentiary hearing and to address the threshold issue of whether the Government’s motion to dismiss the indictment is “tainted with impropriety.” More
Filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington at Seattle, the lawsuit seeks to block this illegal action, which violates the constitutional rights of federal employees and undermines collective bargaining protections. More
The judge ordered immediate reinstatement of terminated probationary employees of the Veterans Affairs, Agriculture, Interior, Energy, Defense, and Treasury departments, and these agencies must cease termination of probationary employees, effective immediately. More
No president has ever removed a Member since the FLRA was created in 1978. Susan Tsui Grundmann’s case is one of several where the heads of independent agencies were removed by the President without cause. More
The brief urges the court to issue a preliminary injunction reversing the White House’s decision to exclude the AP from the press pool and restrict its access to presidential events. More
The motion filing to submit an amicus brief in Mayor Adams’ federal criminal case asks the federal judge in the case to consider Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove’s conduct under the Rules of Professional Conduct and the Principles of Federal Prosecution. More
The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act was reintroduced today by Alabama Congresswoman Rep. Terri Sewell. More
Mary Comans’ wrongful termination occurred after the so-called Department of Government Efficiency committee targeted Comans and other DHS career employees for providing life-saving housing services as part of the DHS Shelter and Services Program. More
“The Office of Personnel Management does not have any authority whatsoever under any statute in the history of the universe to hire and fire employees at another agency,” Judge William H. Alsup stated. More
