I can’t help but wonder about the reasons behind the sudden departure of two of Judge Aileen Cannon’s law clerks. Working as a law clerk for a federal judge is considered a prestigious position, highly valued in the legal field. Law clerks play a crucial role in assisting judges with legal research, case preparation, and drafting opinions. The fact that not one, but two law clerks decided to quit before completing their term speaks volumes about the situation.
It is evident from the various comments and speculations circulating that there are underlying issues that led these law clerks to make such a significant decision.… Continue reading
Jack Smith is not holding back in his criticism of Judge Aileen Cannon’s recent ruling, and it’s hard to blame him. In a filing to Cannon, Smith expressed his concerns about publicly docketing unredacted discovery material, as it could potentially expose witnesses to threats and harassment. Smith argues that revealing the identities of witnesses in a case involving Trump, who has a history of intimidating individuals, would put their safety at risk. He points to previous cases involving classified evidence, such as United States v. Moussaoui in 2001, where restrictions were placed on access to classified information to protect national security.… Continue reading
The recent order issued by Judge Aileen Cannon has sparked outrage among legal experts and the public. Many are calling it “awful and unethical,” and there are calls for her removal from the case, and possibly from her position as a judge altogether. This disturbing order reveals the potential bias and lack of qualifications of Judge Cannon, who was appointed by Trump.
One of the most concerning aspects of this order is the compromise it poses to national security. The release of sensitive information about national security is not only irresponsible but also puts our country in danger. Legal experts like Laurence Tribe believe that this order should be the last straw and that Judge Cannon should face removal.… Continue reading
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