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DOJ Considers New Charges Related to Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Case

The Justice Department is considering the possibility of new charges in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool case, following requests from White House officials to revisit the case against David Hearn. President Trump has publicly urged U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to pursue the matter, while Hearn's legal team seeks a dismissal with prejudice to prevent future prosecution. A hearing is set for next month.

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The Justice Department is considering the possibility of new charges in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool case, following requests from White House officials to revisit the case against David Hearn. President Trump has publicly urged U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to pursue the matter, while Hearn's legal team seeks a dismissal with prejudice to prevent future prosecution. A hearing is set for next month.

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DOJ won’t rule out new charges for Reflecting Pool vandals as Trump calls to revisit dropped cases

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DOJ Considers New Charges Related to Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Case