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U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams voided President Donald Trump's settlement with the IRS on Monday, ruling in a 56-page order that the $10 billion lawsuit was brought "for an improper purpose" and that the parties were never genuinely adverse.

U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams voided President Donald Trump's settlement with the IRS on Monday, ruling in a 56-page order that the $10 billion lawsuit was brought "for an improper purpose" and that the parties were never genuinely adverse.

The May settlement had established a $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund and included a provision permanently barring the IRS from pursuing tax claims against Trump, his eldest sons, the Trump Organization and affiliated family business entities.

The May settlement had established a $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund and included a provision permanently barring the IRS from pursuing tax claims against Trump, his eldest sons, the Trump Organization and affiliated family business entities.

Williams referred Trump's attorney Alejandro Brito to the Florida Bar for potential disciplinary action and barred attorney Daniel Epstein from practicing in the Southern District of Florida for one year.

Williams referred Trump's attorney Alejandro Brito to the Florida Bar for potential disciplinary action and barred attorney Daniel Epstein from practicing in the Southern District of Florida for one year.

The judge directed copies of her order to the New York and D.C. bars, where Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward are members, as Blanche faces a Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing Wednesday.

The judge directed copies of her order to the New York and D.C. bars, where Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward are members, as Blanche faces a Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing Wednesday.

Williams found that Trump waited to file the lawsuit until he had returned to the White House and appointed Blanche — his former personal criminal defense attorney — to a senior DOJ role, with Blanche then negotiating the settlement on behalf of the United States.

Williams found that Trump waited to file the lawsuit until he had returned to the White House and appointed Blanche — his former personal criminal defense attorney — to a senior DOJ role, with Blanche then negotiating the settlement on behalf of the United States.

A group of 35 former federal judges had asked Williams to reopen the case, arguing the settlement was "the product of collusion" and a "fraud on the court." Their lawyers called Monday's ruling "a resounding victory for the rule of law."

A group of 35 former federal judges had asked Williams to reopen the case, arguing the settlement was "the product of collusion" and a "fraud on the court." Their lawyers called Monday's ruling "a resounding victory for the rule of law."

Judge Voids Trump's $1.8B IRS Settlement, Tax Audit Immunity

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