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Former Trump lawyer Alina Habba to remain New Jersey prosecutor despite court decision

Judges on the U.S. District Court in New Jersey declined to extend Habba’s tenure as interim U.S. attorney, instead naming the second-highest ranking official in the office, Desiree Grace, as her repl...

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Trump fights to save Alina Habba in latest showdown with the courts

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Alina Habba Is Named Acting U.S. Attorney in New Jersey

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Trump tries to make an end-run around Senate opposition to Alina Habba

The president wants to keep his former personal lawyer as New Jersey’s U.S. attorney.

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Is Alina Habba qualified to be NJ's U.S. attorney? She's not even remotely close | Opinion

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Justice Department fires N.J. DA appointed over Trump pick Habba

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What to know as DOJ battles over Alina Habba’s successor in New Jersey

The Justice Department’s willingness to go to bat for individual U.S. Attorneys speaks to Trump’s sharp focus on the agency that he once deemed the “Department of Injustice,” amid two federal crimina...

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Judges reject US attorney’s bid to remain on the job — but White House blocks their order

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Pam Bondi tries to save Alina Habba’s job after judges vote to replace her

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‘Politically motivated’ Alina Habba being pushed out by NJ judges who take rare step to appoint own candidate for top prosecutor

Politically motivated’ Alina Habba being pushed out by NJ judges who take rare step to appoint own candidate for top prosecutor - Trump, whose administration wields unprecedented influence over the Justice Department,

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Everyone Hates Alina Habba So Much She’s About to Be Out of a Job

Alina Habba, Trump’s shamelessly biased personal lawyer, will soon be out of the job he gave her.

What's Next for Lawyers Amid U.S. Attorney Upheaval, Uncharted Path?

Speak Up for Justice, a group that promotes judicial independence, has set a public forum to protest U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's use of the term "rogue" to describe New Jersey judges. Branding judges as rogue "wasn't just a swipe.