Georgia Judge blocks sweeping DOJ subpoena in 2020 election workers case

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A federal judge in Georgia quashed a grand jury subpoena seeking information about Fulton County election workers tied to the 2020 election, calling the breadth of the request “staggering” and suggesting the DOJ’s use of the grand jury to probe the 2020 results may not be legitimate given the statute of limitations, effectively limiting the department’s bid for personal data from election workers as DOJ’s broader election oversight efforts continue.
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- Justice Department cannot demand Fulton County elections workers’ personal information, judge rules Politico
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