EX-FBI Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Doctoring Email Used for Surveillance of Trump Adviser Carter Page
A former FBI lawyer pleaded guilty Wednesday to altering an email used to seek the continued surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
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DOJ Lawyer Suggests Secret Info May Have Prompted Barr to Drop Flynn Case
Attorney General William Barr may have decided to drop the criminal case against Michael Flynn based on secret information, a government lawyer said Tuesday.
Judge Postpones Ruling on DOJ’s Request to Drop Charges Against Michael Flynn
Hold up, Michael Flynn.
Appellate Court Overturns Order to Reduce Detainees at ICE Facility Over Coronavirus Fears
The Adelanto ICE Processing Facility in California won’t have to remove a significant number of its detainees after a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel overruled a lower court’s order
DOJ Urges Judge to Toss Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Against FBI Over ‘Distinct’ Claims
The Justice Department urged a federal judge Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by current and former FBI recruits who allege the academy is a “good-old-boy network” that exposes women to a hostile work environment, inappropriate jokes and sexual advances beginning in 2015.
Populations at ICE Detention Centers for Migrant Families Are Down
ICE is holding fewer migrants at three family detention centers, where the numbers declined 826 last week, a 39% decline, a federal judge said during a court hearing Monday.
DOJ Moves to Dismiss Charges Against Russians Accused of Running Troll Farms
The Justice Department filed a motion Monday to dismiss charges against two shell companies involved in Russian inference in the 2016 presidential election.
Trump Congratulates AG Barr for Intervening in Roger Stone Sentencing Recommendation
A team of career prosecutors withdrew from the case of Roger Stone Jr. after senior prosecutors for the Justice Department sought a shorter sentence for President Trump’s confidant and friend.