For DU's legal eagles regarding the Manhattan DA

[Just_Vote_Dem]

Is it possible he has been tipped off by someone in DOJ that the DOJ has a solid case against Trump and that the cases could overlap?

[regnaD kciN]

1. No. Different jurisdictions.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

3. How about if DOJ felt it would compromise an investigation?

Should have phrased it that way the first time LOL

[iemanja]

2. They are separate jurisdictions

One should have nothing to do with another.

Note that Garland said publicly that he was investigating the document destruction case referred by the National Archives, but he has never said he is investigating Trump for 1/6/21. You're reading tea leaves that aren't there. We haven't seen the Trump crowd suing to stop subpoenas from DOJ, and we would if there was an active case.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

4. You're probably right, trying to make the best of this n/t

[dem4decades]

5. DOJ's investigation? LOL

[Wuddles440]

6. Also,...

such a development would not explain the resignations of the two ADA's assigned to the case. The most likely explanation for their action was one of absolute frustration and disgust with a decision by the DA to shelve the case.

[CentralMass]

7. What is more possible is that absolutely nothing is going to happen to the Orange Anus.