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'The premise is wrong': Alina Habba tells judge she actually was lawfully reappointed as acting US attorney — and this is why

After a criminal defense attorney for an accused drug trafficker complained, Alina Habba insists her reappointment as acting U.S. attorney was the real deal. The post 'The premise is wrong' and 'fails for many reasons': Alina Habba tells judge she actually was lawfully reappointed as acting US attorney — and this is why first appeared on Law & Crime.

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Alina Habba, named acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, faces ethics scrutiny

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Alina Habba Declares She's Acting US Attorney Again

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Trump’s personal lawyer became acting U.S. Attorney through legal loophole Republicans once fought

The administration could not name someone to serve in an acting capacity after their nomination had failed.

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Criminal trial put on hold after defendant challenges Alina Habba's legal authority

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Alina Habba's legal authority as prosecutor challenged in criminal lawsuit

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Chaos over Alina Habba’s status at the NJ attorney’s office even has defendants confused

Habba, Trump’s former personal lawyer, was reinstalled as head of the US Attorney’s Office in New Jersey after a legal maneuver by the administration

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Justice Department defends legitimacy of Habba appointment in new brief

One day after a New Jersey defendant filed a motion arguing that allowing acting U.S. Attorney Alina Habba to prosecute his case would be a violation of

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Criminal trial put on hold after defendant challenges Alina Habba's legal authority as US attorney

President Trump's bid to keep Alina Habba in charge of the U.S. attorney's office in N.J. faces a new test after a defendant filed a motion challenging her authority.

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Alina Habba defiant after judges vote against her in New Jersey: 'I don't cower to pressure'

Habba signaled that she does not plan to leave her role as the temporary U.S. attorney of New Jersey, announcing she does "not cower" to pressure.