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The Sworn Inquiry: What the Broadview Six Order Reveals About Who Polices Federal Prosecutors

On October 1, a federal judge ordered the government to answer questions about prosecutors’ candor under penalty of perjury, while deferring a special prosecutor. The unresolved issue is constitutional: who may prosecute contempt when the executive branch is the target?

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“Protect the Office”: How a Federal Judge Concluded Philadelphia’s Top Prosecutor May Have Broken the Law

A federal judge concluded Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner and a top deputy may have committed perjury, obstruction of justice, and conspiracy in a murder habeas case, referring both to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for criminal investigation.

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Immigration Detention Unlawful: High Court Rules Home Office Systematically Failed Vulnerable Migrants

High Court rules Home Office systematically failed to protect vulnerable migrants in immigration detention. Rule 35 safeguards designed to prevent inhuman treatment were routinely ignored, exposing asylum seekers with mental illness to indefinite detention without proper review.

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The Broadview Grand Jury: What the Transcripts Show About Prosecutors Policing Themselves

Federal prosecutors took the Broadview Six case to the same grand jury three times before obtaining an indictment, then dismissed every charge after a judge read the unredacted transcripts. What the record shows, what is disputed, and who decides what happens next. (Corrected October 15, 2026.)

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Supreme Court Dismantles the Insulated Bureaucracy: Presidential Authority Over Independent Agencies Affirmed

In a landmark 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court overturns 91 years of precedent and rejects the constitutional shield protecting ‘independent agencies’ from presidential oversight. What this means for executive accountability and bureaucratic power.

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The Duty to Candor Abandoned: Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court Rebukes Prosecutorial Misconduct

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court found that Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner’s office systematically misled courts and violated its duty of candor. What the ruling reveals about prosecutorial accountability and institutional failure.

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The Northern District’s Prosecution Crisis: Institutional Collapse at the Chicago US Attorney’s Office

Federal judge declared ‘trust has been broken’ as US Attorney’s Office admitted to systematic grand jury misconduct affecting 1,000+ cases. The Broadview Six scandal reveals institutional dysfunction.

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Robert Mueller’s 2 Years Off

The sad part of Robert Mueller’s grandstanding is that he proved he truly was James Comey’s role model. Apparently bad FBI Directors are not an anomaly. Imagine being touted as this great patriot and Lawyer to then give a speech where you say everyone deserves the Presumption of Innocence, but then undercut that with a […]