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Bondi accused of ‘serious professional misconduct’ in Florida Bar complaint
- Pam Bondi, U.S. Attorney General since February, faces a Florida Bar complaint alleging serious professional misconduct.
- The complaint was filed by approximately 70 legal experts, among them several former justices of the Florida Supreme Court, who charge Bondi with politicizing the Department of Justice and breaching professional ethics.
- Bondi allegedly forced DOJ lawyers to commit ethical violations for political goals, leading to multiple resignations and terminations, such as Denise Cheung and Erez Reuveni.
- FactPAC launched a campaign demanding Bondi's disbarment for ethics breaches, citing a $25,000 Trump Foundation contribution to her political group and failure to disclose lobbying work.
- Bondi's office rejects the accusations, with the Department of Justice's Chief of Staff condemning the third complaint as baseless and vexatious, while those filing the complaints dismiss this characterization as unfounded.
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Pam Bondi facing Florida Bar complaint
It's poetic justice as an ethics complaint has been filed at the Florida Bar Association. It accuses Bondi of weaponizing the Department of Justice for political retribution. We all know she has been doing it, but now Bondi is facing charges from the...
More than 70 legal experts accuse Trump official of 'serious professional misconduct'
Over 70 legal experts and a trio of organizations have sent the Florida Bar an ethics complaint calling for an investigation and "appropriate sanctions" against U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, accusing her of engaging in "serious professional misconduct that threatens the rule of law and the administration of justice." The 23-page complaint, filed Thursday, is signed by Democracy Defenders Fund, Lawyers Defending American Democracy, Lawyers for…
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