Jane Restani
Jane Restani is a judge on the U.S. Court of International Trade, nominated by President Ronald Reagan. She is known for her rigorous judicial approach and has expressed skepticism regarding the Trump administration's rationale for imposing tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, emphasizing the need for any presidential actions to align with statutory requirements and constitutional principles.
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Greece:
Judge Jane Restani oversaw the refund process after the Supreme Court's decision in 1998 regarding unconstitutional port fees.
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United States:
US Court of International Trade Judge Jane Restani agreed that the President's tariff orders exceed his authority.
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Spain:
Jane Restani was one of the judges who ruled against Trump's tariffs.
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Canada:
The other two justices, Gary Katzmann and Jane Restani, were appointed by presidents Barack Obama and Ronald Regan, respectively.
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Uzbekistan:
Jane Restani remarked that while the plan may be excellent, it must comply with the law.
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United States:
Judge Jane Restani was appointed to the US Court of International Trade by President Ronald Reagan.
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Canada:
Jane Restani, who was nominated to the court by Ronald Reagan, offered an unsparing summation of the Trump administration’s core argument.
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