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@TheJusticeDept filed a memo opposing sanctions for alleged “delay and obfuscation” in the citizenship question case in New York.
They filed it 4 hours, 28 minutes after the judge’s deadline (4:28 am EDT), seeking a post-facto deadline extension.
@TheJusticeDept filed a memo opposing sanctions for alleged “delay and obfuscation” in the citizenship question case in New York.
They filed it 4 hours, 28 minutes after the judge’s deadline (4:28 am EDT), seeking a post-facto deadline extension.
This is how the DOJ’s brief opposing sanctions begins. I’ll link to the documents when I have the opportunity.
Here it is, courtesy of @big_cases. assets.documentcloud.org/documents/6239…
I’ve been on the SDNY beat for more than a decade and also covered a court-martial, Guantánamo military commissions proceedings, and other courtrooms in Brooklyn and Washington, D.C.
This is the first time that I can recall seeing govt attorneys blow a judge’s deadline.
This is the first time that I can recall seeing govt attorneys blow a judge’s deadline.
Hey, @ElieHonig, as someone who has been in his courtroom, how do you think the Furmanator will react to this blown deadline by the government?
(See thread above for context.)
(See thread above for context.)
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