Trump HAUNTED by HIS OWN DOJ as Prosecution FALLS APART
October 7, 2025
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as posted by the channelTrump and his DOJ may be making the seldom successful criminal defense of vindictive prosecution great again! Along with selective prosecution claims – vindictive prosecution claims are seldom successful, but the Trump administration seems bent on inadvertently changing that legal landscape. A federal judge seems to agree ordering further discovery and litigation of whether the Trump administration engaged in vindictive prosecution against Kilmar Abrego Garcia – the Maryland man wrongly deported – who since the Trump government was forced to have him returned to the United States is now charged criminally. Shan Wu breaks down factors required for a successful vindictive prosecution and explains how the Trump DOJ seems to be meeting these legal standards.
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