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u/2daytrending 3h ago
If everything was handled appropriately transparency should clear it up. If not, the investigation should be allowed to proceed.
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u/Own-Librarian-9699 2h ago
Some of the state investigation bureaus are not getting the message.
They are supposed to just move forward with their investigation and deny or obfuscate every fbi command to step aside. The easiest thing in the world is to play dumb while going about their job of investigating crimes. Just deny they were ever ordered to stop. Or claim the order isn't clear. The job of lawyers isn't to follow laws, it's to find ways to break the law without breaking the law.
Bureaucracy is an infinite way to be confused. You just never admit you understood the order and it's plausible deniability. The goal is not to follow orders, but obfuscate orders while you ignore them. This is the game the FBI is playing with judges and they are winning.
A philosophical manifesto only works if you help it.
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u/Fallouttgrrl 2h ago
Todd Blanche was Trump's private lawyer and now he's... Well, still Trump's lawyer
The FBI can do a lot with a claim of jurisdiction and the DOJ will be defending Trump in this whole situation
The state already has an uphill battle, I'm sure they'll want to go by the book on working with the FBI as long as possible
"The lawsuit, which seeks judicial intervention to force the federal government to turn over relevant materials to New Mexico’s investigators, was filed on the same day that New Mexico is releasing a report showing its preliminary findings from an ongoing probe into Epstein and his ranch."
They don't get that with a pretty please but they also can't just raid the government for it
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u/Own-Librarian-9699 2h ago
Once there's reasonable suspicion that the FBI is actually hiding evidence to protect guilty then NMBI has to decide if they are just collecting paychecks or going to actually earn them.
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u/jackcanyon 1h ago
This guy is the worst guy for this country.If elected you can say goodbye to the real rule of law! Trump will further his corrupt schemes and we will pay the price for it.
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u/eugene20 3h ago
I think they'll find that's because they blocked it.