Kerry Johnson

For paying informants to infiltrate hate groups yesterday, it indicted a former aide to Dr. Anthony Fauci for allegedly trying to conceal documents about the COVID pandemic.

People who spent decades at DOJ worry juries and judges are losing confidence in its work, and one of those former lawyers wrote a new report about how DOJ is being used for political payback.

Jonathan Warblewski called it vengeance masquerading as justice.

Thank you.

The two-count indictment in North Carolina marks the second time the Trump Justice Department has tried to pursue a criminal case against Jim Comey.

A judge in Virginia threw out the first case because the prosecutor there was not legally appointed.

Now DOJ is accusing Comey, a longtime critic of the president, of threatening the 47th president.

referring to an incident last year when Comey posted a photo of the numbers 8647 in seashells.

Comey later deleted the post and said he didn't know the slang term 86 could be considered a threat.

Several legal experts say Comey's photo seems to fall in the bounds of political speech protected by the First Amendment.

Carrie Johnson, NPR News, Washington.

The two-count indictment in North Carolina marks the second time the Trump Justice Department has tried to pursue a criminal case against Jim Comey.

A judge in Virginia threw out the first case because the prosecutor there was not legally appointed.

Now DOJ is accusing Comey, a longtime critic of the president, of threatening the 47th president.

referring to an incident last year when Comey posted a photo of the numbers 8647 in seashells.

Comey later deleted the post and said he didn't know the slang term 86 could be considered a threat.

Several legal experts say Comey's photo seems to fall in the bounds of political speech protected by the First Amendment.

Carrie Johnson, NPR News, Washington.

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