#department-of-justice

#department-of-justice

Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday announced he was cutting short the week's legislative business and sending the House home early for the summer on Wednesday to avoid having to hold votes on releasing files related to the accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

On her Thursday show, Laura Ingraham referenced a new report from The Wall Street Journal about Trump and Epstein but failed to follow up after the break.

Technological advances in translation services will permit agencies to produce cost-effective methods for bridging language barriers and reducing inefficiencies with the translation process.

Bondi claimed Reuveni is not a legitimate whistleblower, but a leaker making false claims, and that his accusations arose after being fired for ethical violations.

The Department of Justice's lawsuit against Minnesota legislators claims that allowing undocumented students in-state tuition violates federal law and discriminates against U.S. citizens.

The complaint states that the Maryland court's standing order of requiring a two-day break for habeas relief petitions is an unprecedented interference with presidential powers.

In a letter to the DOJ, Erez Reuveni asked for an investigation into Emil Bove III, who allegedly urged disobedience of court orders regarding deportations.

We're not going to be intimidated by the tyranny that's coming from the federal government.

Considering these remarks, I have authorized an investigation to determine whether the City of Chicago is engaged in a pattern or practice of discrimination as set forth above.

When Thomas Paine asked what made America different from England, he had a ready answer: 'In America, the law is king.' America has not always upheld that ideal...

In the case brought by Perkins Coie against the Trump administration, DOJ contends that an injunction applies only to the agencies specified in the complaint. Perkins Coie cleverly amended its complaint to include every relevant federal agency, resulting in a lengthy 40-page document.

The Department of Justice is experiencing a drastic shift under Trump appointees, with the civil rights division refocusing from protecting marginalized voters to aligning with presidential priorities.

Epstein's case highlights a troubling history of powerful individuals evading justice while the Department of Justice seems reluctant to release crucial documentation.

Three federal prosecutors told their supervisors they'd rather resign than admit to wrongdoing over their refusal to drop the case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

Bannon criticized the Trump DOJ, claiming they're failing to act against the Deep State and warning of backlash from the MAGA base if investigations divert focus.

It is just an opening salvo. Vera might be the first organization to lose its federal funding, but I am certain we will not be the last in the criminal justice field.