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A federal appeals court ruled Alina Habba unlawfully served as New Jersey’s U.S. Attorney after her interim term ended and confirmation failed.
A federal appeals court in Philadelphia has upheld a lower court’s ruling disqualifying Alina Habba from serving as New Jersey’s U.S. Attorney, stating her appointment was unlawful after her 120-day interim term ended and her Senate confirmation failed.
The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals emphasized the need for legal clarity and stability in the office, rejecting the federal government’s effort to retain her.
The decision follows challenges by New Jersey defendants who argued she lacked authority to prosecute their cases.
Habba, a former personal lawyer for Donald Trump, had expressed political ambitions, raising concerns about impartiality.
Legal experts warn the ruling could disrupt ongoing prosecutions and undermine the office’s ability to function.
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones dictaminó que Alina Habba se desempeñó ilegalmente como Fiscal de los Estados Unidos de Nueva Jersey después de que finalizara su mandato interino y fracasara su confirmación.