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23. Yes...but that has nothing to do..

Sat Feb 8, 2020, 06:12 PM

Feb 2020

With all the different committee investigations being done by Congress.

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What is the legal recourse for an AG who won't investigate crimes? [View all] Takket Feb 2020 OP

Impeachment actually... Wounded Bear Feb 2020 #1

After he's out of office, the next AG could investigate him. Zolorp Feb 2020 #2

Protest in front of the DOJ buildings... ProudMNDemocrat Feb 2020 #3

Mandamus elleng Feb 2020 #4

here we go!!!!!!!!! Takket Feb 2020 #5

Not an easy remedy at all, but it does exist. elleng Feb 2020 #6

why would they stop their investigations? stillcool Feb 2020 #11

The FBI is part of and under the jurisdiction of the DOJ (barr) PSPS Feb 2020 #20

Yes...but that has nothing to do.. stillcool Feb 2020 #23

Since Barr already heads the DOJ, who could/would issue a mandamus? crickets Feb 2020 #8

The district courts shall have original jurisdiction. elleng Feb 2020 #12

Hmmm crickets Feb 2020 #13

Its very confusing, and difficult. elleng Feb 2020 #14

Yes, but like Trump's "perfect phone call," pattern and context Hortensis Feb 2020 #22

going nowhere stopdiggin Feb 2020 #7

That's the unfortunate truth. OnDoutside Feb 2020 #9

The House should seriously consider impeachment of Mr Barr. kentuck Feb 2020 #10

+1000000 crickets Feb 2020 #17

seek to have him disbarred RT Atlanta Feb 2020 #15