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A Year After DC Federal Surge: Cases Dropped, Lives Uprooted

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By Keith L. Alexander Verified, Bernie Kohn, Ellen M. Gilmer Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The man charged with assaulting a federal officer with a Subway turkey sandwich last August was acquitted by a Washington, DC, jury but lost his job and fled the area following threats against him and his family. A Maryland woman was jailed for almost a week after spitting on an officer at the National Zoo, only to have prosecutors reduce the charge to a misdemeanor and then ultimately dismiss the case.
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Rhode Island Seeks to Bar Records Release Ordered by Texas Court Original

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By Ellen M. Gilmer Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
A Rhode Island state agency is pushing a federal appeals court to block the release of medical records as the Justice Department investigates transgender care at children’s hospitals. Rhode Island’s Child Advocate, the agency tasked with protecting children’s rights, filed an emergency motion Tuesday asking the US Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to block Rhode Island Hospital from turning over records after a federal trial court in Texas ordered their release.
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DOJ Sues DC Over Discipline of Trump Ally for 2020 Election Role Original

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By Ellen M. Gilmer Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The Justice Department is trying to fend off local disciplinary proceedings in Washington against a key ally of President Donald Trump during his challenge of the 2020 election results. DOJ sued the District of Columbia on Wednesday in federal trial court, accusing legal disciplinary authorities of “punishing” Jeffrey Clark, then an assistant attorney general, for drafting an unsent letter about potential election fraud in Georgia.
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