Judge who appointed Obama who became Trump rival during the election case that oversee the famous dog hearing

The President of the Federal Judge Donald Trump once described as a “craziest person”, now heard a lawsuit that Blue States launched Stop the Government Efficiency Department (Doge) from access to government data.

The first appointed on the 2013 bench, then President Barack Obama, US District Judge Tanya Chutkan from Columbia Court District, in 2021, became a note when she was chaired by the criminal investigation of Trump’s alleged efforts to cancel the election results of the 2020 election 2020. Although her role on Monday focused on whether the billionaire Elon Musk Dog should be blocked from access to government data or cracking of federal employees.

Chutkan is a longtime legal enemy of the current president – at least, if her actions from her have been on the bench for more than 10 years.

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Chutkan refused Trump’s claim of presidential immunity in the case of election 2020 in 2021. The decision was later canceled by the Supreme Court, whose verdict significantly expanded the term immunity to US presidents.

The judge did a little to repair any tension in the months that followed. In addition to bragging about the taught record for all the criminal accused who appeared before her for his roles in the Jerves of Capitol on January 6th, Chutkan was careful about his view of the day. After Trump converted to pardon and approved Clemency to more than 1,500 convicted, she said that the president’s actions “could not avoid blood, feces and terror that left the mob in her awake.”

“And that cannot repair a serrated violation in the American holy tradition of peaceful transitional power,” she continued.

Chutkan also denied Trump’s attempt to block the publication of the record requested by the House Selecting Committee exploring the attack on January 6, supplying them about 1800 pages of documents despite the persistent opposition of Trump’s legal advisor. Trump described her famously in response as a “wildest person”.

These actions and words made it a target of Trump’s allies.

Chutkan was the victim of a “restraint” attack in her Washington in 2024, DC, where police responded to what was later found to be a false report on shooting.

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Although it seems unlikely that they will fight the countries to block the reach of reaching the Federal Government data, her record of the opposition of Trump’s daily row is unlikely to convince Trump and his supporters.

During the first Trump administration, Chutkana was criticized by the administration officials for many actions they considered harmful to their policy program. In 2018, she temporarily stopped now from blocking the abortion of illegal teen immigrants – a judgment later canceled.

Next year, she ruled that the then education secretary Betsy Devos illegally delayed the implementation of the Rules on the Capital of Special Education in Obama’s time, which required the states to identify and documents of racial differences in special educational programs throughout the country. She ordered the administration to start implementing the program “Immediately”, despite the requirements of the Officer of the Department of Education who said they needed more time to do so.

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She was also not shy when she used her position on the bench to criticize Trump’s procedures.

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After Trump’s decision to approve a mass pardon of 1,600 criminal dependent members involved in the riot of the capital 6 January, Chutkan allegedly had to convince the police of Capitol, which was at the scene that “the rule of law is still applied” as politico reported the last month.

However, she added at the time, “I’m not sure I can do it very convincingly these days.”