convicted some people on seditious conspiracy. they now have a referral on four other charges. if you re in the doj right now, which way do you go? well, joy, i think it s really important to determine whether they have evidence that links donald trump and his inner circle, you know, the willard hotel war room, with the planning for the physical attack. so far, we are seen some hints of it, some circumstantial evidence of it, we have roger stone and mike flynn photographed with some members of the groups on january 5th. to this day, we do not have that direct link saying donald trump planned in advance this physical attack. it may be that the justice department is able to do that. they have some investigative tools not available to the january 6th committee. like search warrants and the grand jury, they can immunize witnesses. they can offer cooperation credit. they may be able to develop that yet. i thought the committee actually did a very good job here in not overcharging. i think
On the heels of a speech delivered by Deputy Attorney General (DAG) Lisa Monaco to NYU Law School on September 15, the Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a memorandum and announced.
DOJ’s new policies are focused on encouraging companies to self report criminal violations and cooperate in DOJ investigations. Updates include companies can pursue compensation from executives or employees responsible and cooperation credit will be impacted by timeliness.
the department of justice seemed eager to scuttle any serious investigation. they gave epstein a horrendous plea deal where he got very little time and it marginalized all of these victims. they seem to begi leaving out te part, it was a crime of sex trafficking to who? yes, there was epstein but other men were involved. we don t know if she can name names or has evidence to give. if she did, this would be the time to give them up. she needs cooperation credit. will: everything about the jeffrey epstein case has been abnormal and possibly a conspiracy.