Supreme Court approaches Cook case with skepticism

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Supreme Court justices showed skepticism towards President Trump's firing of Fed Governor Philip R. Cook; implications for cause and notice could set a new legal precedent.

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Original Source Material

Liberal and conservative justices pressed lawyers on the cause and notice in President Donald Trump’s attempted firing of the Fed governor – and the consequence of setting a new precedent.