DOJ Cuts Off ABA's Special Access to Judicial Nominees

Posted: 2025-05-30 04:04:26 UTC

@Attorney General Pamela BondiAGPamBondi

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The Department of Justice will no longer grant the American Bar Association (ABA) special access to judicial nominees, asserting that the ABA no longer serves as a fair arbiter due to perceived biases.

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Loss of special access for ABA to judicial nominees

Assertion of bias in ABA's nominee ratings

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Perceived bias in ABA's ratings process

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ABA's refusal to fix the bias in its ratings process

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