"With the investigation suspended, the state can't interview witnesses or execute warrants or subpoenas until after the federal investigation concludes. That is significant," Moody wrote.
"Evidence disappears, memories fade and the state has no way to force the federal government to cooperate in the state's prosecution," Moody noted in her complaint, emphasizing the urgency of the state's role.
Moody criticized the federal government, stating that when the state investigation began, federal prosecutors had yet to charge Routh with attempted assassination, raising concerns over federal priorities.
Highlighting a lack of public confidence in the federal investigation, Moody linked it to the Department of Justice's ongoing prosecution against Trump, particularly regarding the events of January 6.
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