He tried to be Cliven Bundy's lawyer, but the judge ruled that Clayman had been dishonest about his history of being censured and disciplined by past courts, and he had no clearance or standing to assign himself as someone else's lawyer.

He tried to be Cliven Bundy's lawyer, but the judge ruled that Clayman had been dishonest about his history of being censured and disciplined by past courts, and he had no clearance or standing to assign himself as someone else's lawyer.

Secondarily, they found that there's no evidence that could be provided that Clayman or Strange actually were spied on at all or had their metadata collected, and therefore they had no standing in court. to bring this case.