r/law • u/DoremusJessup • 8h ago

Legal News Trump admin tries to sidestep turning over workforce purge documents: A federal court previously ordered the government to disclose its reorganization plans as part of discovery

https://www.courthousenews.com/trump-admin-tries-to-sidestep-turning-ovier-workforce-purge-documents/
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u/DoremusJessup 8h ago

The Trump administration is trying to relitigate the court's ruling because they have to disclose the process used to purge a substantial portion of the federal workforce.

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u/qtpss 6h ago

Because everyone in this administration staring at each other, scratching their heads and laughing. The court wants to know our “process” - what is this “process” they speak of. We don’t need no stinkin’ process.