A federal judge further scrambled the Justice Department's effort to resurrect its case against ex-FBI director James Comey, finding prosecutors likely violated Comey's former lawyer's constitutional rights by using his emails and computer files seized years ago.
Why it matters: The Justice Department's path to re-prosecute Comey, after another judge tossed his indictment late last month, appears increasingly complicated, as the department continues to run into legal challenges to its rushed prosecution.
