Summary
Judge Mark L. Wolf, who served in Massachusetts and was appointed by Ronald Reagan, resigned from his federal judgeship. He criticized President Trump's administration for its approach to justice and the rule of law. Wolf plans to speak out and support efforts to protect the rule of law and American democracy after leaving the bench.
Key Facts
- Judge Mark L. Wolf was appointed by Ronald Reagan and served on the U.S. District Court in Massachusetts since 1989.
- Wolf resigned to publicly address what he describes as the administration’s negative impact on the rule of law.
- In his resignation letter, Wolf expressed his intent to support legal actions and organizations focused on upholding the rule of law.
- Wolf's resignation highlights wider concerns within the judiciary about the administration's actions on justice-related matters.
- Other judges have also challenged President Trump's policies, including rulings on voter registration forms and deportation laws.
- Judge Wolf's earlier career involved tackling corruption and ensuring judicial impartiality.
- Wolf has criticized some of President Trump's directives as being unfounded and unconstitutional.
