AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoJudicial Discipline: Colorado’s Supreme Court suspended Mesa County Judge Michael Grattan with pay while a judicial-discipline investigation proceeds, ordering him to show cause. Immigration Courts: A federal judge in San Francisco was fired after questioning ICE tactics in a teen asylum case, with a lawsuit alleging retaliation. National Security Deportations: The U.S. deported Afghan legal permanent resident Nazira Haji Zada via the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, while her lawyers argue the secretive process violates due process. Federal Employment Politics: A judge blocked Trump administration “loyalty” questions for federal job applicants, finding unions likely to show unlawful politicization of civil-service hiring. Criminal Appeals: Michigan’s Court of Appeals rejected a double-jeopardy claim in an Osceola County CSC case, holding the later charges covered different alleged conduct and time periods. School Privacy Litigation: Lawsuits were filed over alleged hidden locker-room cameras at Brooke High School, with felony charges pending against the former principal. Supreme Court Secrecy Debate: A New York Times critique of the Court’s handling of justices’ personal papers sparked renewed arguments over whether secrecy is a feature or a flaw. Terrorism Case in India: A Jammu NIA court issued a fresh non-bailable warrant against Hafiz Saeed.
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