I reported on the contempt hearing called by Minnesota federal judge Jeffrey Bryan in “For want of a shoelace.” Judge Bryan ordered United States Attorney Daniel Rosen to attend and answer to the Department of Lost and Found…
In “For want of a shoelace” I tried to convey what I thought was the essence of the contempt hearing called by Judge Jeffrey Bryan in 28 habeas cases earlier this week. The courtrooom in St. Paul’s Warren Burger Federal…
Senior Minnesota federal district Judge John Tunheim held the second contempt hearing this week on the personal property that has gone lost or missing by ICE in the detention and removal of illegal aliens from Minnesota. I…
The old proverb about causation begins “For want of a nail, the shoe was lost…” For want of a shoestring, United States Attorney Daniel Rosen (my long-time friend — don’t look to me for objectivity) was called to show cause…
I attended (via Zoom) a video federal court hearing for an illegal alien in Minnesota now on his fourth habeas corpus case seeking release from ICE detention. Walter Acuna-Cruz is a Guatemalan citizen, now aged 21, is the…
On Wednesday, I participated in the Rappaport Forum at Harvard Law School on "The Docket that Shall Not Be Named" with Professor Kate Shaw. The discussion was moderated by Professor Richard Re. As regular readers…
It appears that the U.S. Department of Justice will be appealing that baseless contempt of court citation imposed by Minnesota-based federal district Judge Laura Provinzino (Biden appointee) last week. I covered the incident …
On July 29, the Department of Justice filed a complaint against district court Judge James Boasberg, alleging that the Judge's comments to the Judicial Conference suggesting he was concerned that the Trump Administration…
During the four years of the Biden Administration, he let in (give or take) about 10 million illegal aliens. A majority of American citizens want them deported. All of them. But it turns out that they (the aliens) like it…
As of this past Saturday, Associate Justice Samuel Alito has been on the Supreme Court for twenty years. He joined the Court on January 31, 2006. On October 31, 2005, President George W. Bush nominated then-Judge Samuel Alito…
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