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Trump DOJ Suddenly APOLOGIZES to COURT and BEGS FOR MERCY!!!!
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The MeidasTouch podcast discusses a recent incident where a Department of Justice lawyer apologized to a federal judge for withholding critical information about a defendant.
In this segment, Ben Meiselas and Harry Litman analyze a recent legal controversy where a DOJ lawyer, Kevin Bolan, apologized to U.S. District Judge Melissa DuBose. The controversy centers on the DOJ withholding information that a defendant, who the judge had ordered to be released, was wanted for murder in the Dominican Republic. The hosts argue that this created a misleading narrative, which was then used by the Department of Homeland Security and ICE in a press release to attack the judge's integrity. The video examines the ethical failure involved in this communication breakdown, the disciplinary inquiry launched by the court, and the broader implications for the Department of Justice's reputation.
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