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Trump v. Cook · ¶114

For a right of action, Cook invoked the Declaratory Judgment Act, the All Writs Act, and the District Court’s “traditional equitable jurisdiction.” Id., at 18–22. As to relief, Cook sought an injunction against Powell and the other officers of the Board ordering that they refrain from “effectuating” her removal and that they “treat” her as if she were not removed. Id., at 23. She sought a writ of mandamus commanding the same. She also sought a declaration that the removal was void and that she is “an active member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve.” Ibid.
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