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A special counsel's investigation found that a Justice Department lawyer misled a judge, leading to the release of a homicide suspect. The inquiry concluded without disciplinary action and placed much of the blame on the Trump administration.
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A special counsel's investigation found that a Justice Department lawyer misled a judge, leading to the release of a homicide suspect. The inquiry concluded without disciplinary action and placed much of the blame on the Trump administration.
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Inquiry Into Justice Dept. Lawyer Ends Without Disciplinary Action
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