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The Justice Department's legal strategy in the election meddling lawsuit is based on a law that is not applicable to the situation it is addressing.

Legal IssuesPoliticsOct 26, 2026score 0.272 posts · 0 replies across 2 instances
The thread discusses a legal case where an ex-DOJ lawyer criticizes the Justice Department's approach in an election meddling lawsuit, suggesting the legal basis is misaligned with the case's context. The discussion highlights concerns about the DOJ's legal strategy and its implications for the case's validity.

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The Justice Department's legal strategy in the election meddling lawsuit is based on a law that is not applicable to the situation it is addressing.
Parent: Legal IssuesEntity: Justice DepartmentImpact: negativeDate: Oct 26, 2026 - Oct 27, 2026Target: The Justice Department's legal strategy in the election meddling lawsuit

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Ex-DOJ lawyer torches Blanche as 'dead wrong' on everything in new suit President Donald Trump's Justice Department is "simply dead wrong" on every count in their new election meddling lawsuit, according to CNN analyst Elie Honig, who argued that the law it has hinged its case on "has nothing to do with" the situation it is trying to apply it to. https://www.alternet.org/trump-alaska-midterms-elie-honig/
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Ex-DOJ lawyer torches Blanche as 'dead wrong' on everything in new suit https://www.alternet.org/trump-alaska-midterms-elie-honig/ via Alternet.org
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