Judges are expressing doubts about the credibility of Justice Department lawyers, which may affect the functioning of federal courts. This change challenges a longstanding assumption that these lawyers can be trusted.
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Judges are expressing doubts about the credibility of Justice Department lawyers, which may affect the functioning of federal courts. This change challenges a longstanding assumption that these lawyers can be trusted.
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Losing Trust in Justice Dept., Judges Call Out Its Lawyers’ Behavior
Judges Express Concerns Over Justice Department Lawyers' Credibility