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Court rules Trump’s attorney pick cannot probe foes
A divided federal appeals court ruled that the Trump-appointed US Attorney in Albany was serving unlawfully and could no longer participate in an investigation involving New York’s Attorney General. The Second Circuit upheld a lower court’s decision that his appointment was invalid under federal law, disqualifying him from the case. The Justice Department plans to appeal to the Supreme Court, citing ongoing disputes over the legality of certain Trump-era US attorney appointments.
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