Justice Dept. pushes back against Texas judge’s sanctions

By: Eric Tucker Associated Press May 31, 2016

The Justice Department pushed back Tuesday against a Texas judge's demand that its lawyers attend an ethics course, saying the sanction is inappropriate and could cost the government and taxpayers millions of dollars. U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen, who earlier blocked President Barack Obama's immigration executive action, ordered legal training this month after saying he was ...

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Justice Dept. pushes back against Texas judge’s sanctions

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