The Supreme Court declined to hear former Trump attorney Michael Cohen’s case alleging retaliation by his ex-boss on Oct. 21.
The court’s decision was part of a larger order list and did not provide any reasoning for the rejection.
Cohen contended that two lower courts erred in dismissing his claim that former President Donald Trump violated his rights by terminating his prison furlough during the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to Cohen’s petition, he objected to a federal form that probation officers asked him to sign, which restricted him from interacting with the media, including posting on social media.
At the time, he was in the process of writing a book critical of the former president.
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