What is causing the crisis at the Department of Justice (DOJ)?
The DOJ is experiencing a crisis marked by a wave of resignations from career prosecutors who have served under multiple administrations of both parties. These long-standing prosecutors claim they've been pushed too far by political demands. The latest example includes a D.C. federal prosecutor who led the criminal division resigning in protest. This crisis, while seemingly distant from everyday concerns, ultimately affects Americans' lives through its impact on justice and accountability within the legal system.
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Crisis at the DOJ: Resignations and Accountability
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