After a chaotic start, a U.S. attorney's time may be running out
Briefly

Alina Habba, appointed by President Donald Trump as U.S. attorney for New Jersey, is noted for her focus on investigations against Democrats while damaging morale in her office. The staff is reportedly disheartened, with many seeking new positions. Defense attorneys for Eliyahu Weinstein, previously convicted of fraud, sought Habba's intervention for leniency in sentencing. An uncommon private meeting was granted without prosecutors present, exacerbating staff frustration. Habba's communication with defense and disbanding of the Civil Rights Division raised concerns regarding her approach to justice.
Alina Habba's controversial tenure as U.S. attorney in New Jersey is marked by discontent among staff and an emphasis on investigating Democrats.
Upon taking office, Alina Habba notably claimed a direct line to the White House, asserting her focus on justice despite external perceptions.
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