- [Not loaded yet]
- I didn’t say she doesn’t have to be a member of the bar. She does. That’s different than being admitted to a federal district court. (E)(1) says she can practice in that court once she submits the required form. This is not a big deal, folks.
- “not a big deal.” Maybe. In the context of Bondi’s DOJ, her violation of Local Rule 83.5 may be a mere infraction, not a felony. But the violation is significant along the lines of the iconic brown M&Ms. Looks like she was thrown into the fray with utterly inadequate training & supervision.
- Corroboration: ‘“We have no guidance or direction on what we need to do," Le said.’ www.fox9.com/news/federal...
- THE COURT: So are you telling the Court that you were brought in brand new, a shiny, brand new penny into this role, and you received no proper orientation or training on what you were supposed to do? MS. LE: I have to say yes to that question, Your Honor. drive.google.com/file/d/1FnY2...
- Kira Kelley, who "represent[s] Petitioners Oscar & Juan in these cases": "attorneys are ... not being credentialed or properly trained or supervised, nor are officers or agents of respondent[]" agencies. "problems with supervision & training ... have resulted in immense violence to our communities"Feb 4, 2026 23:30
