The DOJ proposes to shield federal prosecutors from state bar oversight, directly challenging a Congressional law enacted 28 years ago.
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Only three people were convicted in U.S. courts for crimes related to Jeffrey Epstein’s decades-long sexual abuse operation—Epstein himself (2008), accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell (2021), and a butler convicted of obstruction. Despite identifying over 1,000 victims, a draft 60-count federal indictment, and billions in suspicious financial transactions through major banks, the legal system produced a 13-month […]
Starting out with the goal of seeing if it is possible to arrive at a conclusion that would logically make sense for impeachment, the move to impeach the sitting president seems to defy all logic. To follow the events losely from election to now, there does not seem to be a logical pathway available to […]
The ‘unknown unknowns’, plus a Supreme Court review By Andrew R. Arthur | CIS on October 8, 2019 Much of the attention on the ongoing (but improving) humanitarian and national-security disaster at the border has been on unaccompanied alien children and aliens who are traveling in family units (UACs and FMUs, in government jargon) and […]
It is a must to filly comprehend how far and wide the choreography was on the Russian collusion thing. Still much of that is unresolved, hence the reason for AG Barr spending a good deal of time in Europe, while John Durham is working his side of the case. Then there was the massive anti-Kavanaugh […]
The two reports below are definitely of the “OMG!” caliber! “This is the first time that I have made a recirculation request since I have been writing on the Internet for 18 years — I consider it that important.” – Col. TES Have you wondered why George Papadopoulos, Micheal Flynn, and others have been indicted by Robert Mueller […]
An FBI spokesman declined to comment on Trump’s call for the bureau to make a “next move.” A spokesman for the Justice Department also declined to comment.
Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton to Testify before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Judicial Watch announced that President Tom Fitton will provide testimony on (wednesday) December 13th before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Government Operations during a hearing titled “Oversight of Nonprofit Organizations: A Case Study on the Clinton […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cLxvo0Dazw Freedom Watch Founder Larry Klayman discusses the bad legal advice President Trump is getting about Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia-gate probe and urges the president to hire new lawyers to go after Mueller and the Deep State. He also declares Judge Brett Kavanaugh “uniquely unqualified and unfit” to serve on the Supreme Court because […]
A US District Court judge has ruled that President Trump may not block even rude or obnoxious criticism from his Twitter account, because it is a public forum that is protected by the First Amendment. The Justice Department says it might appeal, but I argue that the DOJ, White House and Trump Administration should instead […]
Last week, reports emerged that the Justice Department had failed to meet a deadline requiring the agency to turn over documents to the House Judiciary Committee in response to a March 22 subpoena issued by Chairman Goodlatte (R-VA). According to the Washington Examiner, the subpoena sought “Information on a variety of matters, including the documents […]
Did you know the DOJ has been investigating the FBI for 11 months…. wait, what? Hold-up on the criticism folks. Three important statements today from the DOJ, FBI and OIG indicate there have been ongoing investigations and reviews of conduct Source: Attorney General Jeff Sessions, FBI Spox and Office of DOJ Inspector General Release Statements