Attorney appointed invalidly, court says

A federal appeals court ruled that Sigal Chattah, Nevada's top federal prosecutor, was not lawfully appointed to her position. The court's decision means her time in that role is over. The ruling was upheld on appeal.

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TimeLean Left· 42d ago

Trump-Appointed Prosecutor Sigal Chattah Loses Appeals Court Fight

Philadelphia InquirerLean Left· 42d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Appeals court says Trump-appointed US attorney in Nevada can’t legally serve in the role

Above The LawLean Left· 43d ago

Even Trump’s Own Judges Agree: Sigal Chattah Isn’t A Real U.S. Attorney

Center

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Attorney appointed invalidly, court says

WTOP Washington DCCenter· 42d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Appeals court says Trump-appointed US attorney in Nevada can’t legally serve in the role

8 News Now Las VegasCenter· 43d ago

Federal appeals court rules Sigal Chattah's time is over in U.S. Attorney's Office for Nevada

Nevada IndependentCenter· 43d ago

Appeals court finds Sigal Chattah is illegally Nevada's top federal prosecutor

The HillCenter· 43d ago

Appeals court upholds Sigal Chattah’s disqualification as US attorney in Nevada

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Washington ExaminerRight· 42d ago

Appeals court rules Nevada’s top federal prosecutor illegally holds office over lack of Senate confirmation

Revolver NewsRight· 42d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Appeals court rules Trump admin unlawfully appointed Nevada’s top federal prosecutor…

Fox NewsRight· 42d ago· ran in 2 outlets

Appeals court rules Trump admin unlawfully appointed Nevada's top federal prosecutor

Just the NewsLean Right· 43d ago

Appeals court rules that Trump admin illegally appointed Nevada's top federal prosecutor

Las Vegas Review-JournalLean Right· 43d ago

Ruling disqualifying Sigal Chattah as Nevada’s U.S. attorney affirmed by appeals court

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