Broadview Six charges vanish as grand jury misconduct prompts DOJ review

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A federal judge ordered unredacted grand jury transcripts to be examined after revelations of prosecutorial overreach, leading U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros to drop the felony conspiracy charge and dismiss all remaining misdemeanor counts in the Broadview Six case, effectively ending the prosecution; the hearing highlighted concerns about redactions and potential sanctions for the DOJ, and some defendants already had charges dismissed in previous steps; the case stems from a Sept. 2025 protest outside a Broadview ICE facility.
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