#justice-department

#justice-department

Justice Department's harsh treatment of January 6th defendants backfired, undermining credibility and creating public unease.

The Trump administration intends to purge F.B.I. agents linked to Jan. 6 investigations, reflecting a broader campaign against perceived political enemies.

Jeh Johnson anticipates mass resignations at the Department of Justice due to Trump's pardons for January 6 offenders.

The DOJ plans to release Special Counsel Smith's Volume One report on January 6, despite Judge Cannon's temporary block.

The U.S. attorney's office, now under Ed Martin, seeks to reverse restrictions on Stewart Rhodes, reflecting a shift in stance on January 6 prosecutions.

The Trump administration seeks to scrutinize and possibly purge FBI agents involved in January 6 investigations.

The Justice Department may drop corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams, indicating potential presidential influence over the legal proceedings.

The Southern District's interim U.S. attorney asserts there is solid evidence against Mayor Adams, countering his claims of political motivations.

Trump administration rapidly implements drastic leadership changes at Justice Department, signaling a significant shift in political direction and career staff composition.

The Justice Department directs investigations against state/local officials obstructing federal immigration enforcement under Trump's policies.

Criminal cases from the January 6 Capitol riot continue unabated, facing possible changes with Trump's returning presidency.

Corey Amundson resigned from the Justice Department after being reassigned to a controversial immigration task force, highlighting tensions over political influences.

Amundson's departure raises concerns about the potential sidelining of career officials dedicated to federal law enforcement.

Trump's administration is rapidly reshaping the DOJ to align with his priorities, undermining the department's impartiality.

The Justice Department is allowed to release parts of the special counsel's report on Trump regarding election-related charges.

The Justice Department's report details extensive evidence against Trump regarding election interference and is a significant rebuke as he begins his second presidential term.

Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump resulted in unintended consequences, granting future presidents greater legal immunity despite intentions to uphold justice.

Acting attorney general fires over a dozen prosecutors handling Trump investigations, raising concerns about the integrity of the Justice Department.

The Justice Department might release a crucial report on Trump’s conduct regarding classified documents and election interference as early as Friday.

Special Counsel Jack Smith resigned after submitting his report on Trump, amid legal complications regarding the public release of the document.

The FBI is purging agents who investigated Trump due to perceived disfavor from the current administration.

Trump's new orders target investigations into the previous administration, reflecting his focus on political grievances and control over the Justice Department.

Defense lawyers seek to block the release of Trump investigation report, labeling it a politically motivated attack.

Trump issued pardons for most defendants of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, undermining efforts to maintain accountability for the attack.

Trump pardons over 1,500 involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, undermining Justice Department accountability efforts.

The Justice Department's approach to voting rights may change significantly under Pam Bondi, raising concerns among voting rights groups.

Three senior DOJ officials leaked non-public investigation details to the media before an election, violating internal policies and engaging in misconduct.

John J. Durham appointed as interim head of the Eastern District of New York, focusing on gang-related crime.

Victims of January 6 Capitol attack were notified about the release of defendants through automated calls from the Justice Department.

Merrick Garland's farewell speech emphasized the importance of an independent Justice Department and the consequences of misused prosecutorial discretion.

Merrick Garland's tenure as Attorney General has led to widespread criticism of his leadership and impartiality.

The Justice Department is appointing a monitor for Fulton County Jail to improve its severe safety, staffing, and sanitation issues.

The DOJ concluded no legal avenues exist for prosecution of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre despite its acknowledgment of the horrific events.

Federal investigation into Ronald Greene's death concludes with no charges against Louisiana officers, highlighting ongoing issues of police conduct and accountability.

The Justice Department's report indicates strong evidence against Trump for attempting to overturn the 2020 election results, but the case was dropped after his 2024 win.

The 11th Circuit allowed Justice Department to release parts of Jack Smith's report on Trump, barring temporary judicial injunctions.