"Ex-Trump Aide's Prison Sentence Exposes Two-Tier Justice System and Constitutional Clash"

Former Trump senior adviser Peter Navarro was sentenced to four months in prison and fined $9,500 for defying a congressional subpoena, sparking criticism of a "two-tier" justice system by legal expert John Shu. Shu pointed out disparities in the Justice Department's treatment of Navarro and other individuals, including Hunter Biden, Kevin Clinesmith, and Charles Littlejohn, suggesting bias and leniency towards left-wing defendants. The sentencing has raised questions about the DOJ's handling of similar cases and has led to concerns about perceived political bias in the justice system.