Merrick Garland and his two tiers of justice

[Mountain Man]

A memo from the Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, quoted here in full:

Finding of Misconduct by an Assistant United States Attorney for Indecent Exposure, Sexual Assault, and Lack of Candor

The Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) initiated this investigation upon the receipt of information from the Executive Office for the United States Attorneys (EOUSA) alleging that an Assistant United States Attorney (AUSA) had exposed the AUSA’s genitals while in a public place and had sexually assaulted a civilian while on a date.

The OIG investigation found that the AUSA’s genitals were exposed in public, and that the AUSA forced the civilian’s hand to touch the AUSA’s genitals, in violation of state law and federal regulations governing off-duty conduct. The OIG also found that the AUSA lacked candor in discussing this incident with the OIG.

Criminal prosecution of the AUSA was declined.

The OIG has completed its investigation and provided its report to EOUSA and the Department’s Office of Professional Responsibility for appropriate action.

https://oig.justice.gov/sites/defaul...rts/22-103.pdf

[seanD]

He comes across as your typical weaselly little beta male with government power. He'd be nothing without that power. Both him and that mutant looking Mayorkas.

[Sparko]

Hopefully they will at least fire him. sheesh.

[rogue06]

I'll say it again, as much of a weasel that Mitt McConnell is, this country owes him a huge debt of gratitude for keeping Garland off the Supreme Court


And if the feds won't prosecute, can another jurisdiction do so?

[Mountain Man]

And if the feds won't prosecute, can another jurisdiction do so?

I would hope the woman could at least press charges, but would that then put her in the DOJ's cross hairs for retaliation?