Today's SCOTUS order basically says they're taking no action until the Court rules on some other questions about who Trump can/can't fire (Fed's Lisa Cook, FTC's Federal Trade Commission). In the meantime, that means she can continue serving in her job.
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The judges also uphold the lower court's imposition of sanctions on Trump's attorneys for filing a frivolous case storage.courtlistene...
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...based on a technical ruling. And the administration disagrees with that technical ruling... I know the Department of Justice will be appealing this in very short order, so maybe James Comey should pump the brakes on his victory lap," Leavitt says.
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"[T]he heightened privacy interests of children and their families substantially outweighs the Department’s need to know the children’s names, addresses, and treatment along with disclosures for gender-affirming care at" CHOP, Judge Mark Kearney wrote.
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Overall, hard to read this as anything but a big loss for the DOJ bringing the case - with the possibility of more trouble to come. storage.courtlistene...
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