Jerry Pappert

Though ineptly worded, the request had an understandable purpose — to obtain in a narrowly tailored way, as opposed to seeking information on all university employees, information on individuals in Penn’s Jewish community who could have experienced or witnessed antisemitism in the workplace,

• wrote Judge Pappert, a Republican whom President Barack Obama named to the federal bench
  The New York Timesnytimes.com/2026/07…Jul 23, 17:40

For their legal arguments, respondents contend the charge of discrimination is invalid and the subpoena violates the United States Constitution in various ways,

• Pappert wrote
  Newsmaxnewsmax.com/newsfront/universi…Apr 1, 02:38

The Court grants accordingly the EEOC’s application for enforcement and orders Penn to respond to the subpoena, though without revealing any employee’s affiliation with a specific organization,

• Pappert added
  NBC Newsnbcnews.com/politics/trump…Mar 31, 21:19

Though ineptly worded, the request had an understandable purpose—to obtain in a narrowly tailored way, as opposed to seeking information on all university employees, information on individuals in Penn’s Jewish community who could have experienced or witnessed antisemitism in the workplace,

• U.S. District Judge Gerald Pappert wrote Tuesday
  NBC Newsnbcnews.com/politics/trump…Mar 31, 21:19