Trevor McFadden
Trevor McFadden is a United States District Judge for the District of Columbia, nominated by President Donald Trump in 2017. He previously served as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the U.S. Department of Justice's Criminal Division and has a background in private practice and government service. McFadden's judicial rulings have garnered attention for their implications on various legal matters, including those relating to executive power and administrative law.
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United States:
Judge Trevor McFadden ruled that the Associated Press had shown that the administration’s decision to limit its access represented impermissible government retaliation.
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Mexico:
Trevor McFadden is the judge informed about the decision not to seek the death penalty for the Treviño Morales brothers.
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Costa Rica:
Federal Judge Trevor McFadden ruled that the exclusion of AP constituted a violation of the First Amendment.
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North Macedonia:
Trevor McFadden is the U.S. District Judge who overturned the White House's order regarding journalist access.
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Dominican Republic:
Trevor McFadden ruled that the government must allow Associated Press access to certain restricted areas.
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India:
US District Judge Trevor McFadden's ruling was overturned by the US Court of Appeals.
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Brazil:
Judge Trevor McFadden stated that the government cannot close its doors to some journalists based on their viewpoints.
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Denmark:
Trevor McFadden is a judge who ordered the White House to lift access restrictions on the Associated Press.
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Canada:
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden ruled that the Trump administration must allow AP journalists access to the Oval Office.
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United States:
Another, Trevor McFadden, ruled the administration had unconstitutionally retaliated against the Associated Press by barring it from White House events.
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