“The reality is that efforts to hold the former president legally accountable (before the election), independent of the realm of politics, have failed in a wide variety of venues for a wide variety of reasons,” said Temple University law professor Craig Green.
This could've been a year of a federal court reckoning for Donald Trump. Judges had other ideas
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"If you weaken the federal government, you get less government,'' Green said - an outcome that many conservatives, including those who back former President Donald Trump, welcome.
Supreme Court throws out Chevron decision, undercutting federal regulators: What it means
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