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Boasberg has been handed several significant cases within a remarkably short timeframe relating to the Trump administration. His docket now includes cases challenging the administration's implementation of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations, as well as matters concerning administration officials' use of the Signal app, both assigned less than two weeks apart. But that's not all.

The judge is also overseeing cases involving the Department of Government Efficiency and disputes over federal funding for programs allegedly violating civil rights laws (though the latter was dismissed at the plaintiff's request). While the D.C. District Court's local rules govern case assignments, the concentration of such politically sensitive matters under one judge has sparked legitimate questions about the process. The timing and clustering of these assignments demand closer scrutiny.

Last month, the House passed critical legislation aimed at restraining these activist judges who have abandoned their constitutional role in favor of political warfare. But is it too little, too late? The Left's judicial assault continues unabated while the mainstream media yawns or actively cheers it on.

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Posted by Branson

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Posted on 5/6/25 at 9:26 am to djmed

SFO your thoughts?

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Posted by Sweep Da Leg

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Posted on 5/6/25 at 9:27 am to djmed

It’s a software program pushed by the aba that “randomly” selects which we know is bullshite. The same program is all over Europe

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Posted by Motorboat

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Posted on 5/6/25 at 9:36 am to djmed

So it is not random, in case you were wondering:

LCvR 40.1
ASSIGNMENT SYSTEM
(a) CASES TO BE ASSIGNED TO A SINGLE JUDGE.
Unless otherwise provided in these Rules, each civil and criminal case shall be assigned
to a single judge in the manner provided herein.
(b) CALENDAR AND CASE MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE.
The assignment of cases to judges of this Court shall be performed by the Clerk under the
direction of the Calendar and Case Management Committee. The Committee shall be
composed of three to five judges, appointed by the Chief Judge for two-year terms.
Judges may be appointed to successive terms. All matters dealing with the assignment of
cases, including but not limited to any efforts to restrain or avoid the enforcement or
application of rules under this Part shall be referred to the Chair of the Calendar and Case
Management Committee for resolution by the Committee.
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COMMENT TO LCvR 40.1(b) (2017): Subsection (b) of this rule has been amended to
permit a senior judge to serve on the Calendar and Case Management Committee and to
allow judges to serve more than one term on that committee.

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