President Donald Trump and his appointees have been accused of flouting courts in a third of the more than 160 lawsuits against the administration in which a judge has issued a substantive ruling, a Washington Post analysis has found, suggesting widespread noncompliance with America’s legal system.
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The comments overwhelmingly express concern and frustration over the Trump administration's alleged defiance of court orders, viewing it as a significant threat to the rule of law and democracy in the United States. Many commenters criticize the Supreme Court and other judicial... Show more
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