Oregon U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight fired by President Trump
Oregon U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight has been fired by President Trump, the U.S. Department of Justice announced late Tuesday. Here's the full news release: United States Attorney Natalie K. Wight Concludes Service to the United States Department of Justice U.
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight removed from job by Trump administration
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney Natalie K. Wight on Tuesday was told to step down from the job, a long-anticipated move since Donald Trump became president for a second term. Her first assistant, William Narus, 48, will serve as acting U.S. attorney until the administration nominates Wight’s replacement.
Vance Day, a former judge best known in Oregon for being suspended from the Marion County Circuit Court bench, has accepted a ...
A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order hours after the lawsuit was filed and has scheduled a hearing for Feb.
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Former Oregon judge who refused to marry same-sex couples appointed to Trump administrationVance Day, a former Oregon judge with a controversial track record has joined the Trump administration to serve in the US Justice Department.
Vance Day, a former Marion County Circuit Court Judge who drew controversy and a judicial rebuke for his stance on same-sex marriage, says he has joined the US Department of Justice.
Changes to Oregon’s law would require the state Department of Justice to consider new evidence pointing to people’s innocence ...
Justice veteran Natalie K. Wight has been ousted as Oregon's top prosecutor as Trump administration initiates sweeping ...
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals declined Trump's request to suspend an injunction blocking his executive order to ban ...
The state also joined a lawsuit seeking to halt the federal Department of Government Ethics' access to sensitive information.
Nearly 100 providers, including a Portland nonprofit, received notice on this week that funding for unaccompanied children ...
Three people who were mistakenly registered to vote at Oregon’s Motor Vehicle Services Division could face a criminal ...
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