US Attorney Rachael Rollins faces ethics inquiry and resignation amidst controversy.

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Two federal reports accuse U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins of attempting to sway last year’s Suffolk County District Attorney race by acting as a “de facto campaign advisor” to one candidate and leaking sensitive information about another. Rollins is accused of leaking information and attempting to create the impression that then-Interim Suffolk DA Kevin Hayden was or would be investigated for public corruption. The Office of Special Counsel concluded that Rollins’s actions during the election constituted a violation of the Hatch Act, which limits certain political activities by federal employees.
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