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A federal prosecutor conceded there is no criminal evidence in the Fed-related inquiry, signaling the probe is unlikely to yield charges, as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell addressed reporters at a press conference.
The U.S. Justice Department has accused a federal judge of abusing power by improperly challenging a prosecutor's authority, highlighting tension between the judiciary and federal prosecutors.
Serbia's prosecutor has charged a government minister and three others with abuse of office and document falsification related to a Kushner-linked real estate project involving the redevelopment of a cultural heritage site in Belgrade, amidst political controversy and opposition.
New York Attorney General Letitia James's legal team challenges the appointment and conduct of interim U.S. attorney Lindsey Halligan, accusing her of improper communication with a journalist and planning to seek dismissal of her bank fraud indictment, amid broader disputes over her appointment and conduct in the case.
Some Trump officials are criticizing prosecutor Lindsey Halligan, who was hand-picked by Trump, predicting she will face legal trouble and become a primary target for subpoenas if Democrats regain control of Congress or the DOJ.
Journalist Anna Bower details her unusual two-day text exchange with U.S. Attorney Lindsey Halligan, who reached out to criticize her reporting on ongoing cases involving political figures, raising questions about DOJ communication policies and prosecutorial conduct.
The article discusses how Donald Trump is targeting Letitia James as part of his revenge strategy, highlighting concerns about the broad and vague nature of federal laws that could allow prosecutors to pursue almost anyone, reflecting on historical fears of government overreach.
A senior national security prosecutor in Virginia was fired allegedly due to social media posts linking him to political figures and conspiracy theories, raising concerns about politicization within the Department of Justice, especially given his role in high-profile cases related to the Capitol riot and terrorism.
Lindsey Halligan, a White House adviser with no prosecutorial experience, was appointed as interim U.S. attorney in Virginia amid President Trump's push for indictments against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, reflecting increasing political pressure and urgency in these high-profile investigations.
Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie criticizes President Trump for allegedly politicizing the justice system, accusing him of wanting to act as a prosecutor in various districts and undermining established legal processes, amid ongoing investigations and personnel changes within the Justice Department.
Virginia U.S. Attorney Erik S. Siebert resigned amid criticism related to the investigation of Letitia James, after declining to seek charges due to lack of evidence.
A Rhode Island prosecutor, Devon Flanagan, was placed on unpaid leave after being recorded on police body camera warning an officer she would regret arresting her during a trespassing incident outside a restaurant. The incident, which involved her refusing to leave and repeatedly asserting her position as an attorney general, led to her arrest and subsequent disciplinary action by the attorney general's office, emphasizing high professional standards.
A 21-year-old Seattle man, Early Riley IV, has been charged with targeting the homes of prominent athletes like Richard Sherman and Julio Rodriguez in a series of burglaries, using a distinctive Jeep to facilitate the crimes. Riley, previously involved in other criminal cases, is held on $1 million bail, and police investigations are ongoing to identify additional suspects.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor, who is pursuing the arrest of Israeli leaders over alleged war crimes, is now facing an inquiry himself. This development adds complexity to the ongoing legal and diplomatic tensions surrounding the ICC's investigations into actions by Israeli officials.
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, elected on a platform of police accountability, has reluctantly dropped murder charges against State Trooper Ryan Londregan, who fatally shot Ricky Cobb II during a traffic stop. Moriarty cited new evidence and defense claims that made the case difficult to prove. The decision has sparked criticism and debate over the politicization of the criminal justice system and the challenges of prosecuting police officers.