Trump-appointed U.S. Circuit Judge James Ho spearheaded the boycott of Yale Law School graduates at a conference last month, sparking both support and outrage.
Some U.S. federal judges are boycotting future Yale Law graduates for clerk positions, citingTrump-appointed U.S. Circuit Judge James Ho spearheaded the boycott at a Federalist Society conference last month, claiming the institution"not only tolerates the cancelation of views — it actively practices it," according to Reuters.Ho invited other judges to join his boycott, and the call led Federal Appeals Court Judge Elizabeth Branch to announce she would join the effort in an Oct.
Yale student Jishian Ravinthiran, center, raises his fist during a protest against Judge Brett Kavanaugh in the Russell Senate Office Building Rotunda, on Capitol Hill, Monday, Sept. 24, 2018, in Washington." in March, told anchor Steve Doocy that the"whole point of the panel was to demonstrate civil discourse between two ideological opponents and to show that, where you can find common ground in the law, you should.
Civil rights attorney and Fox News contributor Leo Terrell praised Ho's decision Tuesday, arguing that law clerks should remain nonpartisan."It's a great move by these judges and I applaud them. Why? Because you cannot have law clerks who are going to serve as members of the federal court system canceling half this country's viewpoint," Terrell told host Brian Kilmeade.
"The fundamental requirement for any law clerk is to be fair and to allow a marketplace of ideas," he continued."What these law clerks, these students at Yale want to do, they want to indoctrinate Americans from the federal court system and basically use it as a propaganda tool. You cannot cancel half of this country simply because you do not like their viewpoint.
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