Trump DOJ is RIPPED TO SHREDS by Judge for FAKE EMERGENCY!!
From MeidasTouch
A federal judge has sharply criticized the Department of Justice and the Trump administration for attempting to access attorney-client privileged documents related to James Comey's lawyer, Daniel Richmond, without proper legal justification. Judge Colleen Kolar Connelly's ruling underscores the DOJ's failure to adhere to previous court orders and highlights the unlawful nature of their efforts to handle privileged communications.
Key Takeaways
- DOJ's latest move: like asking Santa for gifts under the tree they already set on fire.
- Judge to DOJ: read my orders or repeat kindergarten. Spoiler: the crayons won't help.
- Federal Judge to DOJ: 'Delete' does not mean peek first—a lesson in digital manners.
- DOJ's request akin to wishing for a warrant under the Constitution Tree they ignored.
- DOJ’s tech troubles: made Santa's naughty list faster than a snowball in July.
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- United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (company)
- Lindsay Halligan (person)
- Bureau of Investigation (company)
- Ben (host, likely Ben Meiselas) (person)
- Colleen Kollar-Kotelly (person)
- United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia (company)
- United States District Court for the District of Columbia (company)
- United States District Court (company)
- Judge James Boasberg (person)
- Midas+ (company)
- Judge Christopher R. Cooper (person)
- Magistrate judge (United States) (concept)
- Jamie Gorelick (person)
- Kenny McBride (person)
- Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution (concept)
- United States Court of Appeals (company)