Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
The eminent legal organization qualified the executive orders of the American president against unconstitutional law firms.
The American Bar Association (ABA) continued the administration of US President Donald Trump, seeking a prescription that would prevent the White House from continuing what it called an intimidation campaign against the main law firms.
The trial, filed Monday before a Washington Federal Court, DC, allegedly alleged that the administration had violated the United States Constitution by issuing a series of decrees targeting law firms on their former customers and employees.
According to the complaint, these decrees were used to “force lawyers and law firms to abandon customers, causes and political positions that the president does not like”.
Dozens of executive organizations and American officials are appointed to the trial, including the Attorney General Pam Bondi, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Kash Patel and the Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
In a statementThe ABA – The country’s largest voluntary association for lawyers – qualified Trump’s attacks on “destructive” law firms.
“Without qualified lawyers to present and discuss cases, the judiciary cannot function as a significant control over the executive power,” wrote the association.
Four law firms have separately continued the administration Regarding President Trump’s orders, who have stripped their lawyers for security authorizations and restricted their access to government officials and federal markets.
Four different judges in Washington have the side With companies and have temporarily or permanently banned from Trump against them. One of the companies that pursued and won a preliminary victory, Susman Godfrey, represents ABA in Monday’s trial.
The White House spokesman Harrison Fields responded to the trial on Monday with a statement calling him “clearly frivolous”.
He added that the ABA has no power on the president’s discretion to grant government contracts and security authorizations to law firms.
“The administration is looking forward to an ultimate victory over this issue,” said Fields.
Despite Trump’s legal losses, nine law firms have concluded agreements with the president, committing to offer nearly $ 1 billion in free legal services to ward off similar decrees.
Monday’s trial degenerates a confrontation between the ABA and the Trump administration, which reduced government funding to the group and decided to restrict its role in the verification of federal judicial candidates.
In March, Bondi – The head of the police in the United States – warned the group that he could lose his role in accreditation of law schools unless it cancels a requirement linked to the diversity of students.
