Cook’s claim that she was denied due process has a ‘strong likelihood of success’, court rules
Court rules that Cook’s claim that she was denied due process has a ‘strong likelihood of success’.
By John Power
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An appeals court in the United States has ruled that Lisa Cook can keep her seat on the Federal Reserve for now, in a setback to President Donald Trump’s bid to fire the governor over as yet unproven claims of fraud.
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