Alien Enemies Act of 1798

[mtrycrafts]

This one was tossed:

>>>Still, the Florida Bar dismissed May’s complaint a day after he filed it, noting that the organization doesn’t “investigate or prosecute sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution while they are in office.”<<<(emphasis added)

https://floridaphoenix.com/2025/10/14/state-supreme-court-rejects-attempt-to-force-florida-bar-to-investigate-bondi/

It's anyone's guess what will happen after she's out of office.

Thanks for bringing these legal cases up front.

 

[Mr._Clark]

This one was tossed:

>>>Still, the Florida Bar dismissed May’s complaint a day after he filed it, noting that the organization doesn’t “investigate or prosecute sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution while they are in office.”<<<(emphasis added)

https://floridaphoenix.com/2025/10/14/state-supreme-court-rejects-attempt-to-force-florida-bar-to-investigate-bondi/

It's anyone's guess what will happen after she's out of office.

Now that Bondi bit the big one, I suspect that the Florida Bar will investigate Bondi (I also suspect that they will slow-walk it for appearance purposes).

She's reportedly moving to the private sector:

>>>Ms. Bondi, the second cabinet member to lose her job in recent weeks, said she would be taking a job in the private sector.<<<

Pam Bondi Fired as Attorney General

www.nytimes.com

Assuming this is true, it is somewhat surprising to me. I would have expected Trump to appoint her a position within the government in an effort to shield her from ethics investigations.

Granted, as of right now state bar associations can investigate DOJ lawyers, but the government would be in a better position to interfere is she was an active government lawyer.

>>>The Justice Department is seeking to empower Attorney General Pam Bondi to suspend state bar ethics investigations into current and former DOJ lawyers—a step outside attorneys quickly criticized as an illegal intervention into state-run processes.<<<

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/trump-doj-pushes-to-sideline-state-bar-ethics-investigations

If Trump is intentionally throwing her to the wolves, he may come to regret it. If she's under enough pressure she might turn on Trump in an effort to avoid ethics sanctions.

From the movie End of Days:

Bobbie Chicago: "You'd be amazed what you'll agree to when you're on fire."

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0146675/quotes/

 

[Mr._Clark]

Now that Bondi bit the big one, I suspect that the Florida Bar will investigate Bondi (I also suspect that they will slow-walk it for appearance purposes). . . .

Assuming this is true, it is somewhat surprising to me. I would have expected Trump to appoint her a position within the government in an effort to shield her from ethics investigations. . . .

If Trump is intentionally throwing her to the wolves, he may come to regret it. If she's under enough pressure she might turn on Trump in an effort to avoid ethics sanctions. . . .

The Florida bar declined to take action on the 2025 complaint on the basis that it “does not investigate or prosecute sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution while they are in office.”

>>>New Ethics Complaint Reminds Florida Bar That Pam Bondi Isn’t Attorney General Anymore . . . over 120 scholars, practitioners, and former judges signed onto a Florida bar complaint against Blanche’s former boss Pam Bondi. . . . It’s not at all clear what Bondi does these days. . . . Even if she lingers on in some quasi-official capacity, Blanche’s title bump establishes that Bondi is no longer a sitting officer appointed under the U.S. Constitution.<<<

The Florida bar is obviously trying to find reasons to avoid acting on the ethics complaints against Bondi.

I'm not sure how they can dodge this one. My best guess is that they will slow walk it and hope that a deus ex machina type event magically appears.

 

[mtrycrafts]

The Florida bar declined to take action on the 2025 complaint on the basis that it “does not investigate or prosecute sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution while they are in office.”

>>>New Ethics Complaint Reminds Florida Bar That Pam Bondi Isn’t Attorney General Anymore . . . over 120 scholars, practitioners, and former judges signed onto a Florida bar complaint against Blanche’s former boss Pam Bondi. . . . It’s not at all clear what Bondi does these days. . . . Even if she lingers on in some quasi-official capacity, Blanche’s title bump establishes that Bondi is no longer a sitting officer appointed under the U.S. Constitution.<<<

The Florida bar is obviously trying to find reasons to avoid acting on the ethics complaints against Bondi.

I'm not sure how they can dodge this one. My best guess is that they will slow walk it and hope that a deus ex machina type event magically appears.

I think she may have serious cancer issue from what I read. I also read she was put back in the government. I would guess for government medical benefits.