Tag: DOJ
DOJ Files Civil Suit Against Edward Snowden Over New Memoir
The Justice Department filed a civil lawsuit Tuesday against former NSA contractor Edward Snowden for violating his non-disclosure agreements with two agencies by writing a new book about his leaks and not submitting his manuscript for pre-publication review, a standard process for former federal employees and contractors.
IG: Comey Violated Agency Policies With Private Memos About Trump
Despite criticism from the agency's IG in a new report, the Justice Department decided not to prosecute former FBI Director James Comey for retaining memos about interactions with the Trump White House.
Did DOJ Drug Enforcement Administration Violate the USERRA?
A DEA agent called out his agency for not selecting him for merit promotion due to bias against reservists on the part of his supervisor.
DOJ Asks for Immediate Enforcement of LR Executive Orders
DOJ has requested that the Court of Appeals allow immediate enforcement of Executive Orders on labor relations.
WikiLeaks Founder Charged with Conspiracy to Hack DoD Computer
The Justice Department announced that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to hack a government computer.
DOJ: Former Border Patrol Agent Gave Drug Traffickers Keys to Border Fences
A former Border Patrol agent was sentenced for taking bribes to help drugs pass through CBP fences and security patrols.
Decision Over-Turning Executive Orders Goes to Next Level Court
A District Court decision overturning major provisions of three Executive Orders has been appealed. Here is a summary of the arguments made by Justice Department.
NASA Facility Chief Found Guilty of Receiving Illegal Gratuities
A NASA official was found guilty of illegally receiving gratuities in his official capacity as a federal employee.
Good Faith or Bad?
A federal judge questions whether the Departments of State and Justice acted in bad faith in handling records requests for Hillary Clinton’s emails as Secretary of State.
Man Lies Twice About Being a Veteran to Get Benefits
A man has been sentenced to federal prison for lying not once, but twice, about being a veteran in order to receive almost $200,000 in benefits.
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