The former head of the U.S. Copyright Office is challenging the government’s rationale for her dismissal under the Trump administration, contending that the arguments supporting her removal should not be considered lawful. The ousted leader has urged a Washington D.C. federal judge to reject the government’s stance, arguing that it is an attempt to have the judiciary “stand idly by.” This assertion raises important questions about the boundaries of executive power and the protections afforded to federal agency leaders.
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