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The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals sets arguments for late June in the bid to release volume

two of Jack Smith's final report.

A Minnesota judge holds a Justice Department attorney in contempt for failing to comply

with a court order.

Some leading defense lawyers have created a tool to track Justice Department cases

that involve irregular charging practices.

And the Justice Department acknowledges violating dozens of recent court orders in New Jersey.

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Hey, everybody, welcome to episode 57 of Unjustified at Sunday.

February 22nd, 26.

I'm Alison Gill. And I'm Andy McCabe. All right, we're going to talk a lot,

Alison, about the courts today. So we'd be remiss if we didn't mention first that the Supreme Court

has finally come down with its ruling in Trump's tariff case. So in a six to three decision with

Kavanaugh, Alito, and Thomas dissenting, the court says that

Trump does not have the authority to levy taxes using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act,

otherwise known as AIPA. In the majority opinion written by the Chief Justice, the court says

Trump, quote, must point to clear congressional authorization to

justify his extraordinary assertion of the power to impose tariffs. He cannot. They go on,

it's a pretty blunt ending to that sense. They go on to say, based on two words separated by 16

others in Section 1702A1B of IEPA, regulate and

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