DOJ Appeals Public Release of Barr Memo
The Department of Justice is appealing a judge’s ruling regarding a then-Attorney General Barr memo from March of 2019
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No Charges in Ashli Babbitt Shooting: Read It For Yourself
The US Attorney’s Office for DC has closed the investigation into the fatal shooting of Ashli Babbitt, one of the more infamous images from the January 6th Capitol Riot.
DOJ, 11 States File Anti-Trust Lawsuit Against Google
It’s been brewing for years, but the day has come. The US Government along with 11 states are going after Google.
Rosenstein Reportedly Leaving DOJ , Again
If this sounds familiar it is because it is. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is reportedly leaving the DOJ in coming weeks, maybe after nominee for AG Bill Burr takes office. And he means it this time. For sure. Probably.
Suffer the Children
It is well-known that the foster care system is imperfect. Some complain that child protection agencies are not proactive enough, leaving children in harm’s way. Others accuse the agencies of engaging in “child stealing”. No matter which is true, one can hardly imagine an issue for which improvement is more crucial.
“Picking the man and then searching the law books”
Two weeks ago, the Justice Department issued a public notice inviting applicants “‘to refer anyone who had any information’ that might build a case against [George] Zimmerman for either a civil rights violation or...
New ADA Guidelines Expose Pool Operators to Private Lawsuits
On Jan. 31 of this year, DOJ granted the pool industry’s call for a clarification: But it was not the answer they wanted. All 300,000 public pools in the United States must install a permanent fixed lift. The deadline for compliance is tomorrow, March 15. Call it “Poolmageddon.”
