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CASA Files Complaint Against Judge Mary McElroy for Attacking DOJ Attorneys Amid Judicial Power Struggle
The Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) has filed a judicial complaint against U.S. District Judge Mary S. McElroy of Rhode Island for unprofessional, emotional, and inappropriate conduct against Department of Justice (DOJ) attorneys in a power struggle with another federal court. According to the complaint, her “actions go beyond the bounds of acceptable condemnation by a judge and cross into partisan vengefulness.”
Rhode Island judge faces misconduct complaint over attacks on DOJ lawyers
A Rhode Island federal judge is facing a judicial misconduct complaint accusing her of launching false and politically motivated attacks against Justice Department attorneys before referring them for possible discipline in a dispute over federal subpoenas seeking records related to transgender drugs and surgeries for children.
Bar Complaint Filed Against DC Bar Attorney Jack Metzler Over Political Bias in Ed Martin Case
The Center to Advance Security in America (CASA) today filed an ethics complaint against Senior Assistant Disciplinary Counsel for the D.C. Bar Jack Metzler for showing clear political bias while handling a case against U.S. Pardon Attorney Edward R. Martin, Jr.
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The challenges to America’s safety and security are evolving in an ever-shrinking world. The threats we face aren’t isolated to foreign adversaries’ military might anymore. The vast oceans that once shielded us can no longer guarantee protection against terrorist, cyber, or economic threats. In these uncertain times, it’s crucial to forge steadfast alliances, harness American military might, and strategically soft power to ensure the American way of life of freedom continues for the next generation.
Yet, in our pursuit of safety and security, we must always uphold our core values. It’s our duty as Americans to safeguard the constitutional rights, civil liberties, and privacy of all citizens and to ensure that the government is accountable to the people it serves.
At CASA, our goal is to preserve peace and enhance security for all Americans. Regardless of our political or ideological differences, Americans should be able to agree on a common goal: a desire for peace and safety from our local neighborhoods to the world stage.