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The former FBI director and other targets have called the investigation political persecution.

The chief federal judge for the District of Columbia has ordered that the judiciary be notified when a grand jury rejects the Trump administration’s attempts to indict defendants, following the failed effort to charge six sitting members of Congress over a social media video.

The Trump administration maintains Lindsey Halligan’s roller coaster and ephemeral debut as prosecutor of her former client’s rivals was totally “harmless.”

Six months ago, James Comey and Letitia James had likely never heard of PLF client Eliza Wille or her dolphin therapy practice in Kona, Hawaii. Now, as the government fights to revive their indictments before the Fourth Circuit, their fates are closely tied to the psychotherapist’s legal battle to save her business. Pacific Legal Foundation file …

How to tell if the Trump Department of Justice is enforcing the law or retaliating against political enemies.

The statement from the Florida Bar appears to contradict a letter it issued in February, suggesting a probe.

Lindsey Halligan is not under investigation by the Florida Barn, the organization clarified on Friday, claiming the report was an error.

The Florida Bar bizarrely did a 180 on its previous statement about Lindsey Halligan and a “pending” investigation of her conduct.

Former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James have urged the Fourth Circuit not to revive criminal indictments filed against them last year in the Eastern District of Virginia, arguing they were fatally flawed because they were brought by a federal prosecutor who was not lawfully in that position.

Comey told a three-judge panel the DOJ’s efforts to revive his “fatally flawed” false statement and obstruction prosecution cannot succeed.

Former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James have urged the Fourth Circuit not to revive criminal indictments filed against them last year in the Eastern District of Virginia, arguing they were fatally flawed because they were brought by a federal prosecutor who was not lawfully in that position.

Opinion: Thus far in Trump’s second term, his DOJ has failed to secure dozens of indictments.

The DOJ has suffered a staff exodus and a string of failed cases under Trump

The U.S. attorney is stumbling in Trump’s revenge tour — and it’s a sign of more struggles to come.

(WASHINGTON) — The Justice Department’s failure this week to convince a grand jury to hand up an indictment against six members of Congress is the latest stumbling block faced by prosecutors as they seek to rebuke the administration’s perceived political opponents.

The effort to indict six Democratic lawmakers marks the first time DOJ has attempted to classify critical speech from prominent Trump detractors as a crime.