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A little Law Dork breather

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By Chris Geidner
| Law Dork
It’s been a tough year, there’s no doubt about it. I get it, and, to help me prepare for what’s ahead, I need a little breather. As we go into the next two weeks, I am going on vacation, where I plan to be fully off, and then getting in some family time, when I’m planning to work at a reduced pace. During that time, however, I am taking a pointer from others and giving you all a sale price for paid subscriptions at Law Dork.
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Federal appeals court backs DOJ administrative subpoenas targeting gender-affirming care

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By Chris Geidner
| Law Dork
A federal appeals court, on a 2-1 vote, issued the first substantive opinion upholding one of the Justice Department’s administrative subpoenas seeking invasive patient information from providers of gender-affirming medical care for transgender minors.
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In a Truth social post, Trump posts language as his own that comes from an April DOJ brief that sounded like a Truth social post

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By Chris Geidner
| Law Dork
In the midst of the Justice Department asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow President Donald Trump to build his ballroom on White House grounds without receiving congressional approval, Trump reused old material on Friday night, reigniting questions from earlier this year about an April DOJ filing.
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