Two judges order Trump administration to give fired workers their jobs back
Two US judges have ordered several federal government agencies to reinstate the jobs of probationary employees fired en masse by the Trump administration last month. In California, District Judge William Alsup called the sacking of these employees part of a "sham" strategy that aimed to circumvent proper procedures for reducing the federal workforce.
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Stephanie Matalon enters the judicial race, bringing legal experience from the Broward County Circuit Court bench as General ...
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A man convicted of killing a 12-year-old Beaver Dam girl and attempting to kill her mother after she refused to give him ...
The family of James Boone, 64, said 911 dispatchers held his call for over an hour after he said he had been threatened by ...
A New Mexico state district judge who presided over the widely publicized trial of actor Alec Baldwin for a fatal movie set ...
How should a judge respond to racist tirades in court from a man purportedly experiencing psychosis? The state Supreme Court ...
Colorado's second-highest court ruled last week that a Jefferson County judge subjected a man to a harsher sentence following ...
A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday denied the Trump administration’s request to block a lower court order on foreign aid funding, clearing the way for the State Department and the U.S ...
The prosecution alleges that Judge Ferguson purposely fired the gunshot that killed his wife during a heated argument in ...
Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas harshly criticized the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday for declining to review a lower ...
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