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EXPLAINER: How alleged plot exploited pandemic to net $250M

The Department of Justice has charged 47 people in what prosecutors have called a scheme to take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic to defraud the U.S. government of $250 million

The Independent UK

Trump asks appeals court to reject DOJ request to keep reviewing classified Mar-a-Lago docs

Trump's legal team argues that the DOJ has not proved that the documents "it claims are classified are, in fact, classified."

Axios

Trump lawyers admit ex-president could be indicted in Mar-a-Lago probe

The court filing is the first from Mr Trump that acknowledges he could face criminal charges

The Independent UK

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Republican senators want special status for Hunter Biden prosecutor

Justice Department regulations generally require a special counsel to come from outside the department

The Independent UK

DOJ investigating Kansas City police’s employment practices for racial discrimination

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an investigation of employment practices at the Kansas City Police Department to determine if the force engaged in racial discrimination.

Tribune News Service

"Day of reckoning" is coming for Trump

Kenneth McCallion battled Trump in court — and says Merrick Garland has "overwhelming evidence" for conviction

Salon

No 10 chief of staff spoken to by FBI about work for banker accused of bribery

Mark Fullbrook was interviewed as witness in proceedings against Julio Herrera Velutini

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New Garda recruits could face drug tests as force aims to stamp out corruption

“The unique nature of policing means it is one which is open to the threat of corruption."

Irish Mirror

Matt Gaetz wanted Trump to give him pre-emptive pardon over sex investigation, report says

Spokesperson for Florida congressman calls allegation ‘malicious rumor’

The Independent UK

Justice Department asks circuit court to stay special master decision in Trump records case

WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice has asked the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta to stay a portion of a federal judge’s decision to appoint a special master to review materials seized during the Aug. 8 search of former President Trump’s Florida home.

Los Angeles Times

DeSantis could be charged with kidnap after moving migrants to Martha’s Vineyard

California Governor Gavin Newsom asks DoJ to ‘investigate whether the alleged fraudulent inducement would support charges of kidnapping under relevant state laws’

The Independent UK

Fears for safety of incarcerated children after fire in Perth maximum security prison

WA Department of Justice reports one person treated for smoke inhalation but concerns remain about conditions inside Caruarina detention facility

The Guardian - AU

Newsom calls for US inquiry into DeSantis and migrant flight to Martha’s Vineyard

Gov. Gavin Newsom called Thursday for a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ decision to fly several immigrant families to Martha’s Vineyard.

Tribune News Service

Mar-a-Lago documents: Trump delaying tactics causing ‘irreparable harm’ – DoJ

Justice department court filing argues that judge’s special master ruling impedes its review of highly classified documents

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Donald Trump could become president of the United States again — even if he's in jail

As Donald Trump faces mounting allegations of impropriety, experts say even a prison sentence wouldn't necessarily stop him becoming US president for a second time.

Salon

DOJ blankets TrumpWorld with subpoenas

The Justice Department blanketed TrumpWorld with subpoenas and seized phones from top Trump aides

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Trump doesn’t just threaten the rule of law, he threatens the legal profession as a whole

The mounting evidence that Donald Trump mishandled classified information after leaving office — and the response of his legal team to the Department of Justice investigation — reveals the former president’s threat to another critical institution: the legal profession.

Salon

Trump lawyers push dubious docs claim

Attorneys suggest Trump may have declassified or designated documents as personal but won't actually say he did

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The Independent UK

Trump lawyers say classified documents seized from Mar-a-Lago may not be classified

Mr Trump’s allies often claim he issued sweeping declassification orders before leaving office in January 2021

The Guardian - US

Senate intelligence chair urges judge to allow briefing on Trump Mar-a-Lago search

Democrat says clarification from judge urgently needed and the mishandling of state secrets could have disastrous consequences

The Guardian - US

Trump’s increasing tirade against FBI and DoJ endangering lives of officials

The ex-president’s cries of a witch-hunt by law enforcement, echoed by his allies, have imperiled officers’ physical safety

The Guardian - US

Two Trump officials subpoenaed for fundraising to undermine elections

Stephen Miller and Brian Jack were summoned as authorities investigate funds related to the Save America Pac, currently sitting at $100m

WEKU

Justice Dept. and Trump lawyers dispute how the Mar-A-Lago special master should work

Late Friday, lawyers for former President Trump and the Department of Justice released different names for who they would want to review documents found in the court-authorized search of Trump's club.

The Independent UK

Trump news – live: Hillary Clinton mocks Melania as Trump border wall charity fraud case ramps up

Rolling coverage of the former president’s latest legal woes

Input

DOJ testifies that Google spends billions on search engine supremacy

A Department of Justice attorney said in court that Google's default contracts keep it on top.

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