A federal judge has blocked further tree cutting and major changes at East Potomac Golf Course for two weeks while hearing from Interior Department officials over whether they ignored a court order.
01Summary
- 01A federal judge barred further tree cutting at East Potomac Golf Course in Washington, D.C. for two weeks.
- 02The ruling also stops major modifications at the course during that period.
- 03The judge wants testimony from Interior Department officials about whether they ignored a previous court order.
- 04The case centres on work at the federal golf course while the court examines compliance with its earlier ruling.
02Why it matters
The order temporarily pauses work at a prominent public golf course and keeps the dispute under judicial scrutiny. It also raises questions about whether a federal department followed a court order.
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