The Department of Justice (Doj) sent a written complaint about the Judge in the American District Judge of the Court of Appeals in Columbia, Sri Srinivasan, after a tense case between the Trump Administration and two LGBTQ groups.
The letter, signs the head of staff for Pam Bondi, Chad Mizelle, worries what the doj characterized as a misdemeanor “offense” during the proceedings in Nicolas Talbott et al. v. Donald J. Trump et al. The case that brought two LGBTQ groups that cause Trump Administration Executive orders prohibit transgender individuals from serving in the US Army.
According to the appeal, the transcript “reveals multiple instances in which the misdemeanor of Judge Reyes has compromised the dignity of the proceedings and showed potential bias, increasing serious concerns for their ability to preside to their ability.”
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During the proceedings, Judge Reyes listed the President Trump, including only two sexes, blocking the promotion of the idea of the State Department to quit documents that enable the third gender marker, and taking the ability to transfertive employees to receive a gender change. She also called on Trump Administration to abolish the previously regulation regarding transsile people who have equal access to homeless shelters.
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The letter says Judge Reyes asked Jason Lynch, “What do you think that Jesus would tell the group of people that they are so worthless? You think that Jesus would” sound me ? “Or do you think Jesus would say,” WTF? Of course, let them in? ”
Doj lawyers claimed that the study line is “deeply problematic for several reasons” – including a lawyer’s arrival in an unsustainable position that they appear not responding or speculating on how incoherent hypothetically aligned with restrictive religious beliefs.
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The letter emphasized another incident in which Judge Reyes dealt with rhetorical exercises to draw a parallel to trans should be prohibited from the military service. The judge referred to the Doj Advocol, “I can’t show up my new order that no one who has graduated from the Legal School of Uva. So please sit down, please. You need to sit.”
When they defended their respects this directive, the judge continued with his hypothetical graduate graduate graduates ban from her courtroom because “all are liars and lacks integrity.” The letter was allegedly allegedly that only after the judge Reyes used the defender as a physical regulation allowed him to continue the process. Then she asked a representative if he saw how unfair resonation was.
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Still, the Doj claimed in his appeal that such treatment “undermines the dignity of the defense counsel and the courtroom’s decor.
There were cases when Judge Reyes praised the Bay of Adwyer Jason Lynch, telling him the gallery to work a credible job that is arguing for the government in a difficult situation.
The letter closes by asking that “appropriate actions should be taken to address these violations,” the minimum, that would be further investigation to determine whether these incidents represent a pattern of misconduct that require significant measures. ”
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US District Court Judges sit on the bench as a lifelong meeting. However, it is possible that the Chief Judge Srinivasan could reprimand the judiciary or possibly suggest that he can be held from that.
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2025-02-22 04:38:00
