Trump Executive Order against the unconstitutional of the law firm of Jenner, judicial rules

Washington – President Donald Trump's executive regulation against the law firm Jenner & Block is unlawful because she violates the first change, a judge decided late Friday.

The US district judge John Bates said that they are pursuing the law firms, as Trump “duplicate against the constitution” because they aimed at Jenner & Block, because the law firm -Champions, the clients they represented and a lawyer they once hired.

“This arrangement, like the others, tries not to relax the legal representation of the administration, and thus isolates the executive from the court check, which is fundamental to the separation of powers,” wrote Bates. “It thus violates the constitution and the court is fully promoted its operation.”

Bates found that not every company sought by the administration decided to comply, and seemed to criticize the companies that thrown the towel and agreed to the Trump administration free of charge.

“Without ever receiving an executive order, these companies negotiated the administration and did the business that they are ranks.” And in public statements, the president has taken on the prospect of using the companies for working on the administration's own projects and not the traditional Pro -Bono causes and at the same time recognizing the lack of the misconduct of the companies. “

Bates was skeptical about the arguments of the Ministry of Justice during a hearing last month.

In a statement on Friday, Jenner & Block said that it was “satisfied with the decision of the court to delete a constitutional attack on the right of our customers on an eager, independent lawyer and the right of our company to represent our customers completely and without compromise.”

“This decision shows how important it is that lawyers are on behalf of clients and the law,” said the law firm. “Jenner will continue to do so for our customers – pay and per bono – because we want to put this matter behind.”

The US district judge Beryl Howell has depressed Trump's executive regulation, which was aimed at Perkin's Coie, and enacted a permanent injunction after he violates Trump's command “against the constitution and thus violated zero and void”.