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gab13by13

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6. No one has answered my question,

Reply to Beastly Boy (Reply #5)

Sat May 13, 2023, 08:31 AM

May 2023

why did DOJ intervene in the case? Under what grounds? DOJ is basically telling Strzok and Page how they must do their lawsuits.

Judge Jackson never admitted she made a mistake, she defended her original decision that Trump had to give a deposition but then deferred to DOJ.

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DOJ Blocks Trump's Deposition [View all] gab13by13 May 2023 OP

Trump's deposition wasn't blocked. It was put on hold until after Wray testifies. lapucelle May 2023 #1

Put on hold certainly blocked Trump's deposition on May 24th. gab13by13 May 2023 #4

The DOJ is involved because Peter Strzok is suing the DOJ. The DOJ is the defendant. lapucelle May 2023 #7

Exactly how did he win? malaise May 2023 #2

Read what judge Amy Barrett Jackson said, gab13by13 May 2023 #3

The DOJ is involved because Peter Strzok is suing the DOJ. The DOJ is the defendant. N/T lapucelle May 2023 #8

So what work did DOJ do for Trump, exactly? Beastly Boy May 2023 #5

No one has answered my question, gab13by13 May 2023 #6

The DOJ is involved because Peter Strzok is suing the DOJ. The DOJ is the defendant. N/T lapucelle May 2023 #9

Thank you, now it is clear. gab13by13 May 2023 #11

The DOJ is doing this by the book. There is an established protocol lapucelle May 2023 #21

Your question has been answered several times. DOJ didn't "intervene" -- they are the defendants. onenote May 2023 #12

I said I understood now why DOJ intervened, gab13by13 May 2023 #16

Again, DOJ didn't "intervene". They were sued. It wasn't optional. onenote May 2023 #18

I did answer your question. Beastly Boy May 2023 #13

I found this on a right wing rag, The Hill gab13by13 May 2023 #10

Why do you discount the possibility that trump's deposition may not be needed? Beastly Boy May 2023 #14

DOJ laid it all out, gab13by13 May 2023 #15

What do beliefs have to do with due process? Beastly Boy May 2023 #17

You seem to be under mis-impression that DOJ's job is help the plaintiff onenote May 2023 #22

Ahhh--another 'Trump wins' post. Kingofalldems May 2023 #19

You've been corrected by many others, yet your false headline still stands Fiendish Thingy May 2023 #20