DC Circuit Directs Gen. Flynn, DOJ, and Judge Sullivan to Be Prepared to Answer Questions Regarding Judge Sullivan’s Bias and Lack of Impartiality

Posted on August 7, 2020 by Alan Berkelhammer

A.P. Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta

08/05/20 ♦ by Shipwreckedcrew

A VERY significant development has just happened today with regard to the upcoming oral argument in the en banc hearing on the Petition for Writ of Mandamus, set to take place next Tuesday, August 11, 2020.

When the Circuit Court issued the Order last week that the Court would rehear the matter en banc, the Order referenced only one issue that was to be addressed, whether “mandamus” relief was the only remedy available to Gen. Flynn and that there was no other remedy available by which he could obtain the relief he sought. That reference addressed the one significant weakness in the Flynn Petition for Mandamus, and the decision of the three-judge panel granting the petition and “mandating” to Judge Sullivan that he grant the D.O.J. motion to dismiss the case. Read the rest HERE.

About Alan Berkelhammer

Opinions are my own and are not necessarily those of any organization or group.

View all posts by Alan Berkelhammer →

This entry was posted in 1st Amendment, 2016 Elections, 2018 Elections, 2020 Elections, 4th Amendment, Constitution, Defense, Executive Branch, Foreign Policy, Judicial Branch, Major News Items, Media, National, Unalienable Rights, War on Terror and tagged DC Circuit, DOJ, Gen. Flynn, Judge Sullivan. Bookmark the permalink.