Congregants were issued $500 tickets for refusing to leave. Attorney General Bill Barr said Tuesday that his department “filed a Statement of Interest in support of a church…
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Government Cannot Specifically Target Religious Gatherings
AG Barr releases Justice Department Statement of Interest. On Tuesday, Attorney General William Barr made a clear statement on the government’s ability to specifically target and limit religious…
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Inspector General Finds Treasury Department Actions Proper
Treasury handling of subpoena was consistent with Treasury policy. The Inspector General’s office of the Treasury Department released their findings last Friday regarding the Treasury’s handling of the…
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Russia Probe May Wrap Up by Summer
Attorney General William Barr calls the Russia probe “one of the greatest travesties in American history.” U.S. Attorney John Durham, the head of a criminal investigation into the…
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Horowitz Report Finds Problems with FISA Applications
Of the 29 applications reviewed, 25 had faults. The Justice Department Inspector General said he does “not have confidence” in the FBI’s FISA application process. An audit found…
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Justice Department Indicts Nicolas Maduro
Cites the Venezuelan leader on narcoterrorism charges. Justice Department announced on Thursday that it had brought charges against current Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro for converting Venezuela into a…
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Department of Justice to Withhold Funds from Sanctuary Cities
President Trump calls on cities and states to stop harboring criminals On Thursday, President Trump said law enforcement funding would be withheld from sanctuary cities following a ruling…
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Trump Administration Seeks to Limit Encrypted Messages
Justice Department opposing “warrant proof” messaging services Friday saw the Trump administration renew its push to prevent companies from offering “end-to-end” encrypted messaging services that prevent anyone other…
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Roger Stone Sentenced to Over 3 Years
Former Aide to the President faces punishment for obstruction of Congress The Justice Department handed down their verdict on the sentencing of Roger Stone, the former advisor to…
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