Legal & Policy

Lindsey Halligan Under Investigation And The DOJ Is Big Mad About It

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The Department of Justice proposed a regulation to grant the Attorney General authority to block state bar ethics investigations into government lawyers, aiming to shield them from accountability. This move comes as Lindsey Halligan, a former Trump-appointed prosecutor, faces disciplinary inquiry in Florida, highlighting the DOJ's efforts to protect its officials from ethical scrutiny. Content creators should note the increasing tension between federal authorities and state bars over enforcing ethical standards among government attorneys.

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