#doj-prosecutions

#doj-prosecutions

I don't know if there's a criminal investigation. If there was, I wouldn't be able to comment on it from up here, to be honest with you. But I think Tim Walz probably dropped out of the race because he realizes he no longer has the support of the people of his own state, which is a remarkable downfall considering he was the number two on the Democrat Party's ticket just about a year ago, replied Leavitt, clearly glad to have been asked the question.

* Maduro's legal team anchored by Julian Assange's lawyer. [ NY Law Journal] * Meanwhile, the DOJ just dropped its claims that Maduro ran the "Cartel de los Soles" after acknowledging that it's not even a real group. Exactly the sort of airtight prosecution you'd expect to see before killing 40-80 people to make an arrest. [ NY Times] * Chamber of Commerce will get an expedited appeal on challenge to Trump's $100,000 H-1B visa fee. [ Law360]

President Donald Trump's Department of Justice may not be done carrying out his retribution campaign after securing an indictment against former FBI Director James Comey on Thursday. Leaders within the DOJ are now targeting ex-Trump adviser and now-frequent critic John Bolton, CNN has reported, citing two sources within the department. DOJ prosecutors believe they could bring a stronger case against Bolton by the end of the year, the network reported.