DOJ Under Trump: Concerns Over Compliance and Attorney Discipline
An article in Above the Law, published recently, details a tumultuous period within the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) during the Trump administration, alleging that officials pressured attorneys to disregard court orders and faced repercussions for not zealously advocating for the administration's positions, exemplified by the firing of Erez Reuveni in April 2025 (as stated in the excerpt) after he expressed frustration to a U.S. District Judge regarding a removal case. The article further reports that then-Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove allegedly floated the idea of telling courts to
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