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A federal appeals court dismissed a DOJ complaint against Judge Boasberg, saying his private concerns about Trump administration defiance were ethically permissible.
A federal appeals court has dismissed a Justice Department complaint against Judge James Boasberg, ruling that his alleged remarks during a private Judicial Conference meeting—expressing concern that the Trump administration might defy court rulings—did not violate judicial ethics.
The 6th Circuit’s Chief Judge Jeffrey Sutton stated such concerns about executive-branch compliance are legitimate topics in internal judicial discussions.
The case stemmed from Boasberg’s criticism of the government’s deportation of Venezuelans under the Alien Enemies Act.
The DOJ did not comment, and Boasberg, a Democratic appointee of President Obama, declined to respond.
Un tribunal federal de apelaciones desestimó una queja del DOJ contra el juez Boasberg, diciendo que sus preocupaciones privadas sobre el desafío de la administración Trump eran éticamente permisibles.