DOJ Gives Judge Heads Up They Have Zero Plan To Actually Listen To Him
That's not how this works, that's not how any of this works.
That's not how this works, that's not how any of this works.
DOJ punishing lawyers, the future of the billable hour, and dark times for public interest work.
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This indictment reads like it was drafted by someone who never set foot in a grand jury room before. Oh, wait!
Prosecutors referred to January 6 as a riot... and that's a cardinal sin these days.
Repeat after me judges: See something, say something!
Lower courts holding the line against authoritarianism while getting death threats and zero backup from above.
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It's a deeply disturbing look at the DOJ from a former career attorney.
But it would still be missing the attachment.
The administration keeps hoping squatters' rights extend to prosecutors.
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'Without the rule of law, liberty cannot endure.'
Calling all creative writers! Have you considered sham prosecutions?
Put aside whether or not the investigation was justified... where's our money?