Pirro pivots from appeal to vacate in Powell probe
TL;DR
Facing a Monday deadline, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro appears to abandon plans to appeal Judge Boasberg’s ruling in her criminal probe of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and will instead file a motion to vacate, signaling a strategic shift away from demanding Fed documents on cost overruns as she weighs next steps and awaits Inspector General Horowitz’s report.
- Pirro appears to drop plans to appeal criminal investigation of Fed Chair Powell CNBC
- Pirro says whether she will reopen probe into Powell depends on inspector general’s findings The Hill
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- US Attorney Pirro Says Fed IG's Findings Will Dictate Future of Her Powell Probe U.S. News & World Report
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