Supreme Court keeps Fed’s Lisa Cook in role for now, agrees to review case

The Supreme Court On Wednesday it agreed to check the president Donald TrumpThe efforts of releasing Lisa Cook, governor of the Federal Reserve, and she will enable her to stay in the board on her place until oral arguments can be negotiated in January, said the court-one-expected updating of a top-class case and one expected that you have significant political and economic effects on the country’s central bank. “

The update is about two weeks after Trump officers had appealed against the case against the High Court due to emergency testing.

It is expected that oral arguments in view of the unprecedented nature of the case and the seismic change, which could have a decision on economic decisions in the United States, are observed closely.

When appealing against the case at the Supreme Court, the lawyers of the Trump administration argued that the “uniquely important role” of the FED in the US economy only increases the interest of the government and the public in reviewing the case.

Cook’s potential exit hands overthrown greater influence on the FED board, in which the US money policy is shaped

“Simply put, the president can reasonably find that the interest rates paid by the American people should not be determined by a governor who apparently lied about facts for interest rates that she has secured – and refuses to explain the obvious false representations,” said General Prosecutor D. John Sauer on Thursday in the appointment.

Checking the case of Cook is considerable. Trump’s attempt to fire Cook was the first time in the 111-year history of the bank that a president has ever tried to remove a seated governor from the Fed-a strictly independent body, the members of which are legally shielded against political pressure.

The court’s decision to record the case takes place weeks after the US district judge Jia Cobb issued an injunction in the early this month to block Trump from the discharge of Cook from the Fed, while the case continued to take place in court.

She decided that Trump had not met the strict requirements to “remove” a seated governor for reasons and that Cook could not be removed because of behavior that took place before her appointment.

The US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit voted 2-1 in September to refuse Trump’s application for intervention, and asked the administration to bring the case to the Supreme Court for Emergency Check.

The update of the Supreme Court, since Trump put the Federal Reserve under pressure for months to reduce interest rates to promote the nation’s economic growth.

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But his attempt to release Cook about suspected violations of mortgage fraud that she contested has a unique court clash that could have profound effects on the Fed.

Cook’s lawyers have argued that Trump’s attempt to relieve her of the end of her 14-year term is an attempt to install a candidate of his choice and to secure a majority on the Fed board.

Cook sued Trump at the end of August for his attempt to relieve her and argued that his distance against her proper procedural rights as part of the fifth change as well as its legal right to the announcement and a hearing in accordance with the Federal Reserve (FRA – a law that protected the members from the political mood of the commander -in -chief or the members of the congress.

The Supreme Court has appeared in the past with Trump in similar cases.

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The Supreme Court allowed Trump in May to continue with the preliminary peeling of two independent board members – member of the National Labor Relations Board, Gwynne Wilcox and member of the Merit System Protection Board Cathy Harris – two democratic appointments that were abruptly finished from the Trump administration.

But even this decision tried to distinguish these boards from the Fed, which they emphasized, a “uniquely structured, quasi-private unit that follows in the clear historical tradition of the first and second banks of the United States”.