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The DOJ is asking an appeals court to reinstate criminal charges that the Trump administration previously had dismissed. The move suggests internal DOJ conflict over prosecution decisions.
Prosecutors within the Justice Department itself are asking an appeals court to restore criminal charges that the Trump administration previously dismissed. This is an internal DOJ conflict: career prosecutors fighting their own leadership's decision to drop cases.
When line prosecutors sue to undo their own leadership's decisions, it signals a breakdown in DOJ unity. Career staff are essentially arguing the administration's prosecutorial choices are legally or ethically wrong. This kind of internal rupture weakens the department's credibility and suggests prosecutorial decisions are being made on political rather than legal grounds.
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