Center to Advance Security in America
Coverage of Center to Advance Security in America in the Nexus archive.
- Obama-appointed judge with ties to anti-Trump conspiracy theory hit with misconduct complaint
A judicial misconduct complaint was filed against U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper by the conservative watchdog group Center to Advance Security in America (CASA), alleging he should have recused himself from a lawsuit involving President Donald Trump's attempt to rename the Kennedy Center. The complaint cites Cooper's wife, Amy Jeffress, who has represented clients described as 'anti-Trump,' including former President Joe Biden and individuals linked to litigation against Trump.
- EXCLUSIVE: Trump’s DC judicial nemesis targeted in misconduct complaint over alleged Biden DOJ ties
A conservative watchdog group filed a misconduct complaint against Judge James Boasberg, alleging he improperly coordinated with Biden-era Department of Justice officials on investigations targeting former President Donald Trump. The complaint cites internal DOJ meeting notes showing Boasberg and Judge Beryl Howell, both Obama appointees, were involved in strategizing for the Arctic Frost investigation and Trump's classified documents probe. The case highlights growing partisan tensions over judicial decisions in Trump-related legal matters.