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The report finds that the Secret Service improperly assessed the threat of violence.

The office found that the U.S. attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania violated Justice Department policy by releasing information about an ongoing investigation.

The report finds that Bill Barr did not order law enforcement to clear protests.

The OIG concludes that, “the Department’s handling of the sentencing in the Stone case was highly unusual,” but did not violate “a law, rule, regulation, or Department policy.”

The opinion concludes that Israel’s actions in the Occupied Palestinian Territories violate international law.

Cannon reasoned that the appointment and funding of Special Counsel Jack Smith was in violation of the Appointments Clause.

The Court decided that laws regulating social media platforms required a more comprehensive analysis of the facial challenges under the First Amendment, sending the cases back to the lower courts for fur...

The Court ruled that presidents enjoy absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for “official acts” and sent Trump’s case back down for fact-finding.

The court ruled in favor of a narrow interpretation of the obstruction statute that the Department of Justice has charged in at least 355 Jan. 6 related cases.

The Court determined that the plaintiffs lacked standing to bring their claims.

The expected plea deal could signal the beginning of the end of a long saga for the WikiLeaks founder and the Justice Department.

The agreement is set to last for 10 years, but can be terminated with six months notice.