PoliticsQuiet 5d · day 5
Supreme Court to weigh Trump's power to appoint allies as prosecutors
Justices asked to rule whether the president can fill top prosecutor posts without Senate confirmation.
What to know
- The Supreme Court must decide whether Trump can fill top prosecutor positions with political allies without Senate confirmation.
- The case centers on presidential appointment power and executive authority limits.
- A ruling could shape the scope of presidential control over the Justice Department.
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How it unfolded
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Sep 25Sep 26Sep 27yesterdaynow · 8:01 AM ET
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The justices have been asked to rule on whether the president can appoint allies as top prosecutors without Senate confirmation.
“The justices have been asked to rule on whether the president can appoint allies as top prosecutors.”
— Adam Liptak, New York Times journalist · source
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first by NYT Politics, 4d ago · also New York Times