Royce Lamberth Not as Easy to Fool as Tucker Carlson’s “Cousin-Fucking” “Terrorist” Viewers
Royce Lamberth’s opinion upholding the guilty verdict against Jacob Chansley once again vindicates DOJ’s approach to discovery on the January 6.
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Royce Lamberth’s opinion upholding the guilty verdict against Jacob Chansley once again vindicates DOJ’s approach to discovery on the January 6.
Royce Lamberth referred the DC jail for investigation based on its lassitude in helping Christopher Worrell medical treatment.
There was an interesting, albeit little noticed, order issued about ten days ago in the somewhat below the radar case of Royer v. Federal Bureau of Prisons. Royer is a federal inmate who has served about half of his 20 year sentence who in 2010 started bringing a mandamus action complaining that he was improperly […]
I’m a bit cranky, so reading this scathing opinion from Royce Lamberth rejecting the government’s effort to impose a new Memorandum of Understanding concerning Gitmo detainees’ right to counsel was just the ticket. The operative ruling reads, The court, whose duty it is to secure an individual’s liberty from unauthorized and illegal Executive confinement, cannot […]
Royce Lamberth appears to be having a split the baby moment in the Richard Horn suit. As you recall, back in the Clinton era, a DEA official sued the government for illegal spying on him. He alleged that State and CIA conspired to thwart his efforts to cooperate with the Burmese government on drug eradication […]
The state secrets doctrine was born on the wings of fraud and lies by the US government in the case of US v. Reynolds in 1953. As Congress struggles to rein in the unbridled use of the doctrine to cover up illegality by the Executive Branch (see here, here and here), it is a good […]
Royce Lamberth and Vaughn Walker must have been golfing together recently. Because their rulings on governmental secrecy sound totally alike.
Because Chief Judge Royce Lamberth of the DC Circuit (where many Gitmo habeas petitions are currently pending) sure seems to be moving forward on developing procedures to give the Gitmo prisoners their habeas petitions.
U.S. District Court Chief Judge Royce C. Lamberth met today with lawyers from the Department of Justice and representatives of the Guantanamo detainees to discuss how the court should proceed in light of last week’s Supreme Court decision
“Pence did the wrong thing … So we stormed the Capitol, and they stopped the vote,” Ryan Nichols explained how he responded to Trump’s tweet targeting Mike Pence. That’s the kind of evidence we should expect to see at Trump’s trial.
DOJ intends to prove that Trump was very much a part of the mob that attacked the Capitol on January 6 and almost got his Vice President killed.