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Alina Habba, named acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, faces ethics scrutiny

Kim and Booker did so when it came to Habba, saying in a joint statement that "she has degraded the office and pursued frivolous and politically motivated prosecutions."

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Alina Habba Declares She's Acting US Attorney Again

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Alina Habba Staying On As U.S. Attorney Despite Judges Rejecting Her—Here’s How

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Court case challenges acting U.S. Attorney Alina Habba authority as controversy continues

The uncertainty surrounding the federal courts in the District of New Jersey continues.

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Trump’s personal lawyer became acting U.S. Attorney through legal loophole Republicans once fought

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Alina Habba's legal authority as prosecutor challenged in criminal lawsuit

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Criminal trial put on hold after defendant challenges Alina Habba's legal authority as US attorney

President Trump's bid to keep Alina Habba in charge of the U.S. attorney's office in N.J. faces a new test after a defendant filed a motion challenging her authority.

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Chaos over Alina Habba’s status at the NJ attorney’s office even has defendants confused

Habba, Trump’s former personal lawyer, was reinstalled as head of the US Attorney’s Office in New Jersey after a legal maneuver by the administration

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'Preempted and struck out': Alina Habba fires back at judges who tried killing her US attorney bid, says they want to 'thwart the president's powers'

"Acting" U.S. Attorney of New Jersey Alina Habba says the judges who took a vote last week and decided not to extend her tenure as the Garden State's top federal prosecutor "preempted and struck out." The post 'Preempted and struck out': Alina Habba fires back at judges who tried killing her US attorney bid,

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Trump pick Alina Habba to remain acting NJ US attorney after judges reject her for the post: ‘I don’t cower to pressure’

Alina Habba, President Trump’s pick to serve as New Jersey US attorney, will continue to serve as the Garden State’s top prosecutor despite a panel of judges rejecting her for the post.