Will Chamberlain
speaker
298 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 10 Jul
Will Chamberlain’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If the reason that your indictment got dismissed is because the statute of limitations had expired, you can't refile it later on.
But that's not the argument here.
This was dismissed for a different reason, namely the fact that Lindsay Halligan, in Judge Curry's view, was not properly appointed.
So there's no reason DOJ shouldn't be able to re-indict within the next six months.
it's wrong on two levels first off it's wrong as a matter of just plain language of the statute which says very clearly that the attorney general may appoint a u.s attorney if the off if the relevant office is vacant and the only exception to that is that the attorney general may not appoint someone who has been affirmatively outright rejected by the senate second even if the statute were ambiguous
She should err on the side of not ruling in a way that creates constitutional questions.
And the problem with Judge Curry's opinion, and specifically on this point, is that if you grant the authority to appoint executive branch officials to the judiciary exclusively, then that's a separation of powers violation because the prosecutorial authority is the most quintessentially executive function there is.
And so that can't belong to the judiciary.
That's just not going to pass constitutional muster, especially after this last year of Supreme Court jurisprudence, where the Supreme Court has basically dismissed all these attempts to uphold these independent agencies and prevent President Trump from firing members of, for example, the FCC.
The Supreme Court has rejected all of those as unconstitutional.
This clearly also would be unconstitutional under the same logic.
It's immunity for activities that fall within the sphere of legitimate legislative activity.
So that can include more than just what you say on the floor.
You know, it can include committee investigations.
But not only here is this just a public statement that he's making with political ramifications, but he's admitted that he doesn't know of any unlawful orders that have been issued that would then be the subject of an investigation of some sort.
So I don't think he has any reasonable grounds to claim that this would fall under the protection of the speech and debate clause.
The criminal charges brought against former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James have been dismissed.
A federal judge found that Lindsay Halligan was unlawfully appointed to the role of interim U.S.
attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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