Justice Department Faces Repeated Setbacks in High-Profile Cases
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The article discusses the controversy surrounding Lindsey Halligan's attempts to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James, highlighting questions about her authority as U.S. Attorney and the legal procedures involved in resubmitting cases to grand juries, amid conflicting court rulings and unclear approval processes.
Topics:nation#indictment#justice-manual#law-and-politics#lindsey-halligan#united-states-attorney#virginia
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