This was an obvious result in light of the egregious targeting of a law firm, but it is still gratifying to see the court uphold law. - ThreadSky

barbmcquade.bsky.social • 10 hours ago

This was an obvious result in light of the egregious targeting of a law firm, but it is still gratifying to see the court uphold law.

Reposted from Kyle Cheney

BREAKING: Judge Howell has *blocked* the Trump administration from enforcing Trump's executive order seeking to block Perkins Coie (and its clients) from all government business and buildings.

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doodlelovesparks.bsky.social•8 hours ago

I was wondering how they were going to keep PC lawyers out of federal NPS visitor centers. 🤔🤣🙄

jeffvazsr.bsky.social•10 hours ago

I was impressed by the judge’s comments and I am very supportive of Williams & Connolly who stood up for Perkins Coie. I hope Perkins C can withstand the purposeful damage that was piled on them by Trump and his Roy Cohn clones.

owlmedicine.bsky.social•10 hours ago

There are no obvious rulings or conclusions in the world we live in right now.

billymusicguy.bsky.social•10 hours ago

love me some Kyle Cheney

joelkaye.bsky.social•10 hours ago

Williams Connolly's complaint is a masterpiece which may someday be taught alongside the Magna Carta.

gotdiva.bsky.social•10 hours ago

Grateful for any ‘small’ triumphs, these days.

parkin1.bsky.social•18 minutes ago

Should have been permanent. Nothing to think about.

gordonvincent.bsky.social•10 hours ago

What will Howell do when they ignore his block?

brad1933.bsky.social•10 hours ago

barryzigas.bsky.social•10 hours ago

Indeed, not a surprise to anyone who understands the Bill of Rights. But then, this DOJ appears to have skipped that part of L1

abbeesomething.bsky.social•9 hours ago

Lots of people have a knee-jerk reaction to hate lawyers yet still expect the courts to do the right thing. Somehow not realizing the courts rely on good lawyering to make their decisions. Trump's unfounded attack on good lawyers should alarm more people.

peter-speeder1.bsky.social•10 hours ago

Clearly the correct ruling, I just hope the order has some teeth and is not ignored, as P2025 has suggested. When did the GOP go from the "law and order" party to the "utter lawless" party?

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