Ask Jordan: Could Pam Bondi or Lindsey Halligan be disbarred for bringing Trump’s retribution?

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Can U.S. Attorneys Like Pam Bondi and Lindsey Halligan Be Disbarred for Politically Motivated Cases Against Trump's Enemies?

The Florida Bar, which oversees the disciplinary actions of attorneys licensed in the state, may be powerless to take action against Pam Bondi, a former U.S. Attorney General who has faced criticism for her handling of cases brought by President Trump. While the bar maintains that it cannot investigate Bondi while she is in office due to concerns about the constitutionality of investigating sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution, the door may remain open after she leaves the DOJ.

Lindsey Halligan, who recently took over as the head of the U.S. attorney's office for the Eastern District of Virginia, faces similar scrutiny. Despite her lack of prior prosecutorial experience and the objections of career prosecutors, Halligan has secured indictments against two high-profile Trump critics: James Comey and Letitia James.

Both Bondi and Halligan are licensed in Florida, which means that any potential disciplinary action would be governed by state rules rather than federal ethics laws. The Florida Bar's rules impose special responsibilities on prosecutors, including the requirement to refrain from prosecuting charges not supported by probable cause. However, proving that a prosecutor knowingly brought such cases may be an almost impossible standard to meet.

In Halligan's case, it is unclear whether she violated the bar's Brady rule by failing to disclose evidence or information known to her that could have negated the guilt of the accused or mitigated the offense. The cases are still in their infancy, and any potential violations of this rule may not be known until long after they are completed.

While the possibility of disbarment for Bondi and Halligan remains a remote one, it highlights the need for greater accountability among U.S. attorneys who take on politically motivated cases against Trump's enemies. As the Comey and James cases unfold, it will be crucial to monitor the actions of these prosecutors and hold them accountable if they have violated any rules or laws.

In this case, the question of whether Bondi and Halligan can be disbarred for their actions is not as simple as "yes" or "no." Rather, it raises important questions about the role of U.S. attorneys in enforcing the law and the limits of their authority. As the legal landscape continues to evolve, one thing is clear: the actions of these prosecutors will have far-reaching consequences for the administration's agenda and the rule of law itself.
 
I think it's kinda crazy that they can just do whatever they want as long as they're not directly in office 🤯. I mean, we've seen some wild cases come out of those offices, like James Comey and Letitia James being indicted on trump-related charges. And now it seems like Bondi and Halligan are following suit. But what's the real motive here? Are these prosecutors just trying to make a name for themselves or is there something more going on?

I'm not saying they should get off scot-free, but we need to have some serious accountability in place before we start throwing the book at them 😬. I mean, who gets to decide what's "politically motivated" and what's just good law enforcement? It's a slippery slope, you know? And if we can't even trust our U.S. attorneys to follow the rules, how are we supposed to trust them to enforce the law fairly? 🤔
 
I'm low-key worried about our justice system 🤕. These U.S. attorneys think they can just pursue Trump's enemies without any consequences? That's a red flag 🚒. I mean, Lindsey Halligan is no experience in prosecuting cases, but she still managed to get James Comey and Letitia James indicted 😬. What if she messed up the case? Would we ever know? It's like they're above the law ⛔️. And Pam Bondi? She's a former AG, what does she know about following the rules 🤷‍♀️? The Florida Bar is powerless to take action against her while she's in office, but that doesn't mean there won't be consequences after she leaves 💼. We need to keep an eye on these prosecutors and make sure they're not violating any rules or laws 🔍. It's all about accountability 🤝.
 
🤔 I'm so tired of these politicians thinking they can just do whatever they want and still get away with it... like Pam Bondi and Lindsey Halligan are some kind of superheroes, right? 🦸‍♀️ Newsflash: being a prosecutor is not about being a hero, it's about following the law and doing your job to the best of your ability.

I mean, come on, James Comey and Letitia James are just trying to do their jobs and speak out against some pretty shady stuff. And what do they get? Indictments like they're nothing more than common thieves. It's just not right. 🤷‍♀️

And don't even get me started on the fact that Lindsey Halligan has basically no experience as a prosecutor before she just went and started making these big decisions. Like, how did she even know what she was doing? 😒 It's all so suspicious.

I'm definitely watching this situation closely to see if anyone gets held accountable for their actions. We need more people speaking out against corruption in government, not less. 💪
 
I'm so fed up with this 🤯! These U.S. attorneys are just using their power to silence critics and get away with it, no questions asked 👎. I mean, come on, Lindsey Halligan thinks she can just waltz in there and start indicting people like James Comey? What's next, indicting her mom? 😂 This is insane! The system is supposed to be about the rule of law, not about personal vendettas 🚫. And what really gets my goat is that these prosecutors think they're above the law because Trump appointed them 💁‍♀️. Newsflash: you're not special just because you work for the President 👊. We need to hold these people accountable and make sure they're playing by the rules, not just making up their own 📚.
 
🤔 I'm not buying it that there's no way to take action against Bondi and Halligan... like, how can we trust them with our justice system if they're gonna do whatever Trump wants? 🙄 And don't even get me started on the whole "probable cause" thing - what even is that supposed to mean in practice? It sounds like a total cop-out to me. I mean, come on, if you know there's no evidence but still decide to prosecute someone anyway... that's not just wrong, it's reckless. 😒 And what about the Brady rule? Like, seriously, how hard can it be to disclose some basic info? It's not like they're trying to hide anything or anything... 🙃 I'm all for accountability, and if these two need to be held up to a higher standard, then so be it. Justice shouldn't be just some popularity contest with Trump in the White House.
 
I'm low-key shook by this news 🤯! If the Florida Bar can't even take action against Pam Bondi while she's still a U.S. Attorney General, that's just wild 🌪️. And Lindsey Halligan's actions in Virginia? Unacceptable 😒. I mean, we need to hold our prosecutors accountable for following the law and not taking out their frustrations on Trump's enemies. It's not about being "politically motivated" – it's about whether they're doing their job or just playing politics 🤥. Disbarment is definitely an option, but I hope it goes further than that 💯. We need to make sure these prosecutors are held to the highest standards and can't just sweep their questionable actions under the rug 👎.
 
I'm getting a little worried about what's going on with some of these U.S. attorneys... 🤔 I mean, it seems like they're more interested in playing politics than actually doing their jobs. When you have prosecutors bringing cases against people just because they're enemies of the administration, it raises serious questions about whether they're truly serving justice or just trying to silence opposition.

And the fact that these women are both licensed in Florida makes me think that there's not much accountability for them... at least, not yet! 🤷‍♀️ I mean, the Florida Bar is supposed to keep an eye on their actions, but if they can't investigate while she's still a DOJ official, who can? It's just not right. And what about Lindsey Halligan? She's got some 'splainin' to do too! 😬

I think we need more transparency and oversight when it comes to these prosecutors... we need to make sure that they're not just rubber-stamping cases brought by the administration. We owe it to ourselves, our democracy, and the rule of law to hold them accountable for their actions. 🙏
 
im so curious about how this is gonna play out 🤔 i mean, it's crazy that ppl like bondi & halligan think they can just pursue trump's enemies without any consequences 💁‍♀️ first off, shouldn't there be some kinda accountability in place to ensure that prosecutors are doin their jobs fairly? 🤷‍♂️ it's not like they're above the law or somethin... i dunno about disbarment tho - seems like a pretty harsh punishment unless theres like concrete evidence of wrongdoing 😬 anyway, gotta keep an eye on these cases & see how they unfold 👀
 
This whole thing is getting pretty juicy 🤔. I mean, can you imagine if there were real consequences for U.S. attorneys who get too cozy with the White House? It'd be like a real check on executive power 🔒. The Florida Bar's inability to investigate while they're in office is just suspicious - what are they hiding? 😏 And Lindsey Halligan's cases? Come on, two high-profile Trump critics indicted on flimsy evidence? That doesn't sit right with me. Accountability is key here - if there's even a shred of doubt about these prosecutors' motives or methods, we need to be all over it 🔍. I'm not saying disbarment is out of the question, but it's definitely worth exploring...
 
I'm really worried about this whole thing 🤕. It seems like these U.S. attorneys are more interested in making a statement than actually doing their job. I mean, what's the point of even being a prosecutor if you're just going to bring cases against people who have done nothing wrong? It's not like we haven't seen enough of this already with Trump's attacks on his enemies. The fact that they can just do whatever they want without fear of consequences is terrifying 🚨.

And what really gets me is that these prosecutors are licensed in Florida, which means the state bar association has to be the one to hold them accountable. But how do you even go about doing that? They're not exactly transparent about their thought process or motivations, and it's hard to prove if they're being politically motivated. It's like a never-ending cycle of corruption 🌪️.

We need to have more oversight on these U.S. attorneys, especially when it comes to cases that look suspiciously partisan. The rule of law is supposed to be above politics, but right now it feels like the opposite is true 😩. We can't let this kind of thing continue, or else we risk undermining the entire justice system. It's time for some real accountability 💪.
 
🤔 I mean think about it, if these prosecutors are gonna disbarred, what sends a message to other ppl who wanna do the same? It'll be like "oh yeah, we're watchin' you too, so maybe don't mess with Trump's enemies" 😏. The thing is, it's not just about them, it's about the whole system. If these U.S. attorneys are above the law, then what's the point of having a justice system? 🤷‍♂️ We need more transparency and accountability, that's for sure! 💯
 
😒 I'm still trying to wrap my head around this whole situation... it feels like we're living in a real-life episode of "The West Wing" 📺💼 But seriously, can't we just focus on doing our jobs without throwing politics into the mix? I mean, come on, we have enough problems with climate change and inequality without having to worry about who's friends with Trump 🌎🤦‍♀️

And what's up with these prosecutors not following basic rules of evidence and procedure? It's like they're more interested in scoring points against their enemies than actually doing justice 💔😒 I know some people might say it's just politics as usual, but that's a cop-out. We should be holding our elected officials to higher standards, not just letting them get away with whatever they want 🙄

And can we please talk about how the Florida Bar is handling this? It feels like they're just too scared to take on the big guys in Washington DC 🤷‍♀️ I know they have rules and guidelines in place, but it's time for some real accountability here 💪
 
I think it's super suspicious that both Bondi and Halligan are bringing cases against Trump's enemies... 🤔 I mean, I get it, as a public servant, they should uphold the law, but come on! The fact that Halligan had no prior experience in prosecution and still managed to secure indictments against high-profile critics of Trump is just weird. And what about the concerns over Brady rule violations? It's not like we can expect these prosecutors to be superheroes who know everything.

I'm all for holding our public servants accountable, but we need to make sure we're not just doing it because we don't like their politics. There needs to be a clear separation between personal opinions and actual justice. Otherwise, we risk undermining the very foundations of our democracy. 🚨

It's also worth noting that the Florida Bar seems pretty powerless to do anything about Bondi while she's in office... that raises some serious questions about how they're supposed to enforce their own rules. Maybe it's time for a shake-up in those leadership positions? 👥
 
I'm getting so frustrated with this whole situation 🤯. I mean, can't we just hold our U.S. attorneys accountable for their actions without resorting to disbarment? It feels like a slippery slope where they're basically above the law. And what's up with Lindsey Halligan taking on cases against Trump critics without any experience? It's just not right 🙄. The Florida Bar is basically saying it can't do anything because of some constitutional issue, but isn't that just a cop-out? We need to be holding our elected officials accountable for their actions, not just as lawyers but as public servants. And what about the impact on the administration's agenda and the rule of law in general? It's all very concerning 🤔.
 
idk why this even needs to happen but its def crazy that ppl like pam bondi and lindsey halligan are gettin away with this kinda stuff 🤯🚨 they're basically using their power 2 take down trump's enemies w/ no regard 4 the rule of law, it's wild. like, what even is the point of having ethics rules if ppl just ignore 'em? we need 2 hold these folks accountable ASAP so they dont get away w/ this kinda thing 🚫💼
 
can't believe ppl are even thinkin' about disbarrin these 2 ladies 😂 they're just doin their jobs, and if u don't like it u can vote them out 👎 but let's be real, if they get caught breakin some rules, they'll probably be fired by trump himself 🤣 and honestly, wouldn't that be the best thing for justice? at least then we'd know who's really in charge 🔥
 
I'm low-key thinking that if they do get disbarred, it's only 'cause we need more checks & balances in our system 🤔. I mean, can't just let politics dictate who gets prosecuted or not? That's like, the opposite of fairness 😒. As for these two ladies, Pam Bondi and Lindsey Halligan, they're both licensed in Florida so it's gonna be tough to disbar them unless someone actually proves they broke some major rules 📝. But still, if we can teach 'em a lesson about stayin' outta politics, that'd be a good thing too 👍.
 
I'm getting really tired of all this drama going on with our U.S. Attorneys 🙄. It's like they think they're above the law or something 😒. I mean, come on, Lindsey Halligan just indicted James Comey and Letitia James without even having experience in prosecution? That's just fishy to me 🐟. And what about Pam Bondi, she's like a one-man show, always making headlines for the wrong reasons 💁‍♀️.

I think we need to hold these folks accountable for their actions, you know, make sure they're not just following Trump's orders without thinking for themselves 🤔. Disbarment is definitely an option here, but I'm not sure if it'll ever happen. The Florida Bar seems pretty powerless when it comes to investigating current officials, so we'll have to wait and see what happens after they leave office ⏰.

But one thing's for sure, this whole situation is a huge concern for the rule of law in our country 🚨. We need to make sure that U.S. Attorneys are held to high standards, not just when it comes to politics, but also when it comes to enforcing the law fairly and impartially 💯. It's time to get real about this stuff, folks! 👊
 
OMG, can you even imagine if these U.S. attorneys were disbarred?! 🤯 Like, it would be a major scandal! I'm low-key rooting for Lindsey Halligan to get investigated on those allegations against James Comey... sounds like she was just playing with fire 🔥. And Pam Bondi? Girl, you've been getting roasted for your Trump-hating ways for years now 😏. The fact that the Florida Bar might not be able to touch her until she leaves office is just mind-boggling 🤯. I mean, what's next? Disbarment for Matt Gaetz?! 🤪 Anyway, it's about time these prosecutors are held accountable for their actions... we can't have them just waltzing in and prosecuting people based on politics alone 💁‍♀️!
 
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