Karen Henderson
Judge Karen Henderson has served on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit since her appointment by President George H.W. Bush in 1990. Known for her conservative judicial philosophy, she often weighs in on cases involving administrative law and regulatory matters. She has also been involved in significant rulings regarding the separation of powers and executive authority.
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United States:
Karen Henderson is a George H.W. Bush appointee who was part of the three-judge panel.
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United States:
U.S. Circuit Court Judge Karen Henderson focused heavily on concerns of due process violations in the appeals court decision.
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United States:
US Circuit Judge Karen Henderson offered a lengthy concurrence that may find resonance with many of the court’s conservatives.
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Guyana:
Karen Henderson questioned whether Tren de Aragua’s presence constituted an act of war.
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Brazil:
Judge Karen Henderson wrote that the government's suggestion regarding judicial review of the Alien Enemy Act is incorrect.
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Guatemala:
Karen Henderson is a judge who voted to maintain the temporary prohibition on deportations.
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France:
Karen Henderson stated that the government has not demonstrated a likelihood of prevailing in the case.
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United States:
Judge Karen Henderson presided over the oral arguments in the case challenging the Trump administration's authority.
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Guatemala:
Karen Henderson is a judge who remained mostly silent during the hearing regarding the deportation case.
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Canada:
The third judge on the panel, Karen Henderson, was appointed by Republican President George H.W. Bush.
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