[WASCWatch]

A petition for a Writ of Prohibition<\i> normally has to be filed before a judge issues a written order in a case.

In any event, a judge can't rule on such a writ against his order. It usually goes to an appellate court, which would take some time.

Thus Judge clearly does not have jurisdiction.

[Bob Wills is still the king]

Thus Judge clearly does not have jurisdiction.
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The Administration can easily appeal a writ of prohibition, and the place to do that quickly is the Circuit Court of Appeals. I have no idea whether the Trump Admin. lawyers have made that move yet, but it’s the next legal thing to do - unless we’ve abandoned the law and Constitution for something else.